Subjects: General

Oceanworks International has designed the most advanced submarine rescue vehicle on Earth.

A hi-tech pool is used to train military pilots and search and rescue techs what to do when a helicopter crashes into frigid open water.

These California artists turn scrap metal into some the largest and most captivating metal sculptures ever seen and transporting them presents some weighty challenges.

Ty Liotta of ThinkGeek Labs demonstrates some new gadgets, including lightsabres, a fleet of tiny radio-controlled flying machines, the world’s smallest fully articulated programmable robot.

Wayne Parker, bassist for the band Glass Tiger and amateur astronomer, helped design an inexpensive and easy-to-assemble backyard observatory.

Manhattan artist Chris Conte uses prosthetics and other medical implements to create his biomechanical sculptures.

Solar car drivers must undergo a rigorous training program, including yoga in a heated room.

Marcello da Luz wants to set a world driving record in his solar car.

Steve Humble’s company specializes in designing and building hidden rooms and passageways in homes and offices.

Budding engineer Andrew McClellan attempts to build a bridge capable of holding his weight over his pool using a child’s construction toy.