Subjects: General

Canada’s pro continental cycling team – Team SpiderTech – uses a computerized training system to monitor its performance over time.

This extreme high-speed machine sets land speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats with an engine that’s more than 60 years old.

The best firework builders on the continent – including the “Wayne Gretzky of fireworks” – gather in North Dakota once a year to compete by lighting up the night sky.

Aeros is building a more maneuverable blimp the size of a football field that should revitalize the blimp business.

The Wave Glider unmanned research vessels are robotic explorers designed to monitor the world’s oceans and accumulate data.

Looking Glass Aquariums has built a reputation of creating saltwater aquariums in any size, shape or form that can be installed anywhere you like.

The RYNO is part unicycle, part motorcycle, part Segway that Chris Hoffman built at his daughter’s suggestion.

Dan visits a hurrican research centre where he’s placed in a wind tunnel to see what it’s like to be caught in a hurricane.

This Dutch company personal submersibles that allow 2 to 5 people to explore the oceans in a unique way.

A high-tech team of students at UC Berkeley have developed a helicopter-like machine that uses learning-based model predictive control to predict where a falling object will land.