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Massoud Hassani is developing an inexpensive wind-powered ball that will help clear minefields safely and economically.

This new motion capture technology doesn’t require the model to wear markers or skin-tight suits and has applications in military, healthcare, and filmmaking.

Fire Ecologist Brett Williams shows how controlled burns are used to study fires to learn how to fight and prevent forest fires.

Architectural Testing Inc. tests heavy duty doors that are used in Federal buildings and embassies to see how they hold up against an angry mob.

Jay challenges students at the Ontario College of Art & Design to use their brain power to solve a puzzle that determines what kind of thinkers they are.

Chris Garner has created a subsurface explorer that’s a chimera of machines; a boat, submarine, and tank all in one.

Muse is a headband that processes brain wave activity and allows the user to control software with a simple thought.

Physics & astronomy professor Paul Delaney explains how the Sun will destroy Earth.

The robotic exoskeleton developed by Argo Medical Technologies could change the lives of people with spinal cord injuries.

This very small, very durable, throwable robot is being developed as a reconaissance unit that is part of a team of robots for use in dangerous situations.