MIT's Adaptive Lighting Could Open the Door to Sci-Fi 'Smart Homes'
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) consistently produce ingenious and creative feats of technology. Those innovative creations often pertain to energy and power, and the University's engineers -- with official support from Philips -- now intend to develop a revolutionary, responsive and environmentally-friendly LED home lighting system.
According to Engadget, MIT's ...
Despite the twin facts that most everything closes at 7 p.m. and no one who lives there is ever, ever happy, Paris, for some reason, is still known as the 'City of Lights.' [Ed. Note: We feel like we have to say this every time Amar tackles Paris. He lives there. He is grumpy.] Yet, when all the bars close at midnight, and everyone goes home to the warm bed of someone other than their wife, one ...
With the 2010 FIFA World Cup just around the corner, the whole world (yes, even the States) will soon be swept up in soccer mania. The event will certainly produce an economic surge in host country South Africa, but, thanks to four Harvard students, soccer could produce more energy for the African country, too. According to Planet Green, the s0ccket ball generates and stores enough energy to ...








