Tag Archives: living

The 24/7 inventor: Building a robot lawnmower at home

We meet Mike Brownlow, a Sharp inventor who has dedicated his life to innovation.

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Pocket diagnosis: The express blood test tech of the future

Humans Invent explores the cutting edge blood test technology that could help save lives.

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Lifelog: Our daily health under the microscope

The act of lifelogging could go from being a gimmick to an everyday healthcare tool.

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Upcycling: Designing the cardboard chair

Humans Invent spoke to Dan Goldstein about the concept behind his cardboard chair.

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Graeme Obree tests the Beastie for the first time

We capture Graeme Obree testing his Beastie in a unique set of images by Camille McMillan.

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Engineering robot insects to further brain study

We explore miniature robotics and ask why scientists are engineering robotic bees.

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Transhumanism: Is it right to hack our bodies?

Anders Sandberg tackles the big questions raised by transhumanism – is it right to hack our bodies?

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Handmade healthcare: Rebuilding the NHS with craft

The story of how a traditional craft has created a new technology to save lives on the NHS.

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The World in 2112 Workshop: Transport

To celebrate Sharp’s 100th anniversary we challenged their brightest minds to discuss life in 2112. Today, it’s transport.

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The World in 2112 Workshop: Education

To celebrate Sharp’s 100th anniversary we challenged their brightest minds to discuss life in 2112. Today, it’s education.

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The boombox: Return of a cultural icon

Humans Invent talks to boombox connoisseur Lyle Owerko about their cultural significance.

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Swarm Robots: The droid workforce of the future

Inspired by swarm intelligence found in nature, scientists are working on a whole new type of robot.

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Obree set for land speed record attempt in Britain

Humans Invent catch up with Graeme Obree on his attempt to break the human-powered land speed record.

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Crafting the world’s largest wind turbine blade

The story behind building the world’s largest wind turbine blade.

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Phil Edmonds: I’ve been coding since I was 12

Meet the Sharp Labs computer scientist who has been innovating with computer code since the 80s.

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Vinay Venkatraman: Crafting tech for the developing world

Humans Invent gets an insight into the Frugal Digital project.

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Engineering the first hydrogen-powered RC boat

Humans Invent speaks to Arcola Energy about the zero-emission fuel cells.

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Pursuit of perfection: Hand-crafting a Leica lens

We talk to Leica product manager Stefan Daniel about hand-crafting a Leica lens.

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The Body Architect: Merging humans, fashion and technology

Lucy McRae is an inventor testing the relationship between technology and the human body.

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Jer Thorp: The man bringing data to life

Humans Invent talks to Jer Thorp about harnessing data for the good of society.

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