Subjects: General

Alexander Reben built an adorable baby robot to explore the relationship between humans and machines.

Ultra-marathon swimmer Chloe McCardel is training to swim from Cuba to Florida – a distance of 170 kilometers – without stopping.

Australia’s largest high-voltage laboratory uses some extremely high-voltage generators to test insulators that protect high-power lines from lightning strikes.

Minoru Kurata invented the world’s first trashcan that can track and catch your trash.

Engineers at the Tokyo Institute of Technology built this humanoid robot to study the mechanics of swimming.

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.

Tokyo University of Science developed an air-powered exoskeleton muscle suit that was built to give its wearer super strength while being super light and super simple.