By leveraging a thermoelectric generator that produces a current when you place your thumb on it, this flashlight requires no external power source whatsoever

Sci-Fi Visions

This Flashlight Requires No Batteries and Is Powered by Heat From Your Hand

Called a photonic fence, it is capable of identifying female mosquitos based on wing movement and delivering a precise amount of energy to burn the target mosquito

Using Lasers to Kill Mosquitos that Transmit Malaria

Powered by an Arduino, this homemade railgun is capable of firing graphene or aluminum projectiles at over 560 mph

This Guy 3D Printed a Working Railgun

This blind 14 year old girl was struggling to grasp mathematical concepts at her school until her father began using their 3D printer as a learning tool

Robots & Machines

Heartwarming Story: A Blind Child Learns Math by Using a 3D Printer

This incredible first-person drone experience was creating using construction paper, a small engine, a mini camera, and Google Cardboard.

Virtuality

Pilot a Drone in First Person by Live Streaming to a VR Headset

Inspired by NASA’s Space Shuttle, this concept airship is optimized for comfort and designed to encourage social interaction among passengers

Inspired by NASA's Space Shuttle, this concept airship is optimized for comfort and designed to encourage social interaction among passengers

This futuristic airship was inspired by NASA’s space shuttle

Virtual reality will allow the gamer to become completely immersed in the experience . From haptic feedback apparel to stationary treadmills, the future of gaming looks incredible

Virtual Reality and the Future of Gaming: Highlight Reel

Here is our compilation of the most exciting and interesting new technologies we’ve discovered in 2015. From augmented reality coloring books to robotic flies, this is definitely worth a watch!

Here is our compilation of the most exciting and interesting new technologies we've discovered in 2015. From augmented reality coloring books to robotic flies, this is definitely worth a watch!

Check out These Mind-Blowing Technologies of 2015

Mercedes recently debuted their futuristic autonomous concept car that can travel up to 120 mph and includes six display screens, four rotating lounge chairs, and seven radar sensors

Artificial Intelligence

This is the Futuristic Mercedes-Benz F 015 Luxury Autonomous Vehicle

Over the past decade we’ve discovered millions of exoplanets. Could these host alien life? Only time will tell!

Off World

Over the past decade we've discovered millions of exoplanets. Could these host alien life? Only time will tell!

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