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Research by Engineering Multinational Arup has shown that skyscrapers of the future will be “living” buildings that attain their power from algae. The buildings will also be able to adapt autonomously whether that is to the climate or to the needs of the inhabitants within the building. Engineering Multinational Arup is the company behind the
British MOD says Genetically Modified Humans will be Normal in 2045
by luke Feb 25, 2013 
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The X-Men comics and movies revolve around a gang of outcast mutants, each with their own special power, or as they often see it infliction. According to a Ministry of Defence think tank in the UK, genetically modified super humans could be a part of everyday life by the year 2045. While the military intelligence
A Week of Innovation and Technology: Take a Look at what has Wowed Us in the Last 7 Days
by luke Feb 21, 2013 828
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Welcome once again to InQuid’s look back over the last seven days of innovations, leaps in advanced technology, and new technology. We always scour the globe to find the most interesting stories and find some things that excite us as we move into a new advanced technology age. Flexible Imager We have discussed flexible
Are We In an Innovation Funk?
by luke Feb 20, 2013 415
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We are in an age of innovation both technologically and scientifically. I read an article recently that suggested that in fact we are in an innovation funk and that nothing really ground-breaking is coming to market, but I actually disagree with that. The article argued that technology, especially consumer electronics goes in cycles, and that
The Kickstarter Crowdfunding Revolution: What to Like about KickStarter and What to Hate
by luke Feb 20, 2013 391
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Kickstarter was such a unique concept when it arrived 5 years ago, it gave people a platform to have their product, service, or art funded. The Kickstarter community has taken crowdfunding to a whole new level, where it can help to bring innovations and new technology to market at a pace never possible before. It
Bionic Hand Brings Innovation to Artificial Limb Research
by luke Feb 18, 2013 654
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A new medical innovation could change the lives of millions of people worldwide, and it is also one of the best new technologies in the field of medicine. A new bionic hand is the most life like yet created and it also delivers an almost real hand like experience for those who need it. Amazingly
Google named best company for internships for second year
by luke Feb 15, 2013 597
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An Internship can be a valuable way to get on the career ladder, to get some experience of your chosen field, and of course to get at least some cash when you are still studying. If anything, Internships have become more popular in recent years; as the economy has teetered on the edge of collapse
A Week of Innovation and Technology: A Look at the Best of the Last 7 Days
by luke Feb 14, 2013 552
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It is that time of the week again, when InQuid looks at the latest innovations, tech releases, and interesting science stories from the past week. This week has been another bumper seven days of new technology and interesting startups, so let’s jump straight into the list. Virtual Reality System from Oculus Rift Oculus Rift has
Innovative Drinks Coaster Shows What Makes a Startup
by luke Feb 13, 2013 564
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We often say at InQuid that a startup or indeed an innovation does not have to be a completely new product. We are not all inventors, and the best startup companies usually find a way to improve an existing product, while the best innovations typically find new uses for things that have already been made.
A newly designed city that can stop attacks from automated drones
by luke Feb 13, 2013 421
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Recently on InQuid we have been bringing you a lot of news about drones, and how these amazing pieces of advanced technology can be used to make our lives easier, and to help those who may be in need. Of course, there are many good reasons why the continuation of drone innovations is important and
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