Subjects: General

Inventor and Artist Viktor Jan plays with his food to create music.

The world’s only elephant hospital in Thailand fits prosthetic legs to elephants who lost their limbs to land mines.

Yasushi Matoba is exploring a new frontier of interactive computers by building an interactive bath.

Hong Kong media artist Alan Kwan built a tiny camera that clips to his glasses that gives others a window inside his mind.

Designer Peter Kok shows us a Korean bridge that is home to an amazing technological experience, complete with lights, colour, and fountains.

Bong-Huan Jun gives us a sneak peek at his team’s giant robotic crab before it heads to the floor of the South Korean Sea to search for shipwrecks and debris.

Ziya wonders if animals like bat-eating spiders, praying mantises, and Burmese pythons bite off more than they can chew.

Ziya wonders how animals like sea lions, Australian tiger beetles, and black vultures handle extreme environments.

Dan visits Cheryl Sheridan at Reptilia Zoo to put different geckos to the test to see which prevails as the strongest.

Nok-Hyeon Jeong’s unique taxi can be a peaceful escape from the hustle-bustle of city life in Seoul, South Korea.