Though UET technology is being employed for several years now in commercial and industrial settings, it is still very new. However, these advances have taken decades of scientific research and experimentation to evolve. This has far-reaching implications for the environment and human life. By incorporating
In the last few years, the world has slowly become aware of the impact human activity has had on the environment. For too long, companies kept on manufacturing their produces without any consideration paid to the impact their products had on the environment. Thankfully, this
This is a live and the most recent example of human-wildlife conflict. The video below shows how boundaries between wildlife and humans are blurring. One fine day, a leopard leaves in search of water and enters a village in Rajasthan to quench his thirst, and,
London Mayor Boris Johnson has revealed plans to deliver a new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), due to go live in September 2020, in the hope of curbing the 9,500 premature deaths each year in the capital due to air-pollution. The ULEZ scheme will require all
A couple of years back, smart lighting space was introduced by the global leader in lighting, Philips, by bringing to us the Hue LED lights. Since then, new lights and accessories keep on adding to this growing family of smart products. Recently, a new light switch dubbed Hue
“It’s strong, it’s durable, it’s cheap and what I like about it the most that it’s made of cardboard!” These are the words of Israeli entrepreneur Izhar Gafni who has successfully made a prototype of a bicycle that has been entirely built from cardboard. The
We all are accustomed to listen to the word ‘hi-fi’; it is related to so many technological things today but what if you come to listen about a ‘lo-fi’ appliance which present to one with productivity too. The modern technology trends are undoubtedly loved by
24 year old Mitch Horning, who lives in McMinnville, Oregon in United States, has come up with something that is sustainable, purposeful and makes you smile at the same moment. Earlier in the year, he started WalnutCity Pedicab for which he got an inspiration from
These birds are the newest entry to the huge collection of Diana Beltan Herrena’s paper art. This time, these 3D shapes contain minute details of bird anatomy. Other than a paper cut, vinyl films served as one of the materials. Most of you must be
Busy lifestyle and urban living has made us so used to technology that we want to be served by it 24X7. Same is the case with cloth dryers that have evolved over the years and become more efficient at helping get out the moisture in