May 2014: The Invention Awards
Letter From The Editor Invention Is for Everyone Features Nick Offerman: Why We Should Build Stuff The 2014 Invention Awards...


Letter From The Editor
Invention Is for Everyone
Features
Nick Offerman: Why We Should Build Stuff
The 2014 Invention Awards
A flat bike helmet, a robotic exoskeleton, and more.
- A Personal Electric Airplane That Won’t Need A Runway
- 360-Degree Infrared Vision
- Stash Your Bike Helmet In A Briefcase
- A Powerful, Portable, And Affordable Robotic Exoskeleton
- Control An Old, Unruly Radiator With A Smartphone
- An Electronic Studio At Guitarists’ Fingertips
- Seal Combat Wounds In 15 Seconds
- Charge Gadgets With Your Footsteps
- A Cryogenic Engine Powered By Heat
The Master Code
**Randal Koene is recruiting top neuroscientists to help him upload our brains to a computer, in the name of humanity. **By Adam Piore
The Life Cycle Of Ideas
**The rise and fall of scientific ideas. **By Katie Peek
Age of the Asteroid
Massive space rocks hurtle past Earth with frightening regularity. Some scientists want to deflect them. Others want to drag one closer. By James Vlahos
Now
Jeans That Won’t Let You – Or The Planet – Get Dirty
Soon, Everything Will Be A Charger
The 10 Best Things From May 2014
The First Mower That Sits Upright
The Top Patent-Holders In The U.S. [Infographic]
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