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Spinal cord injury affects 17,000 Americans and 700,000 people worldwide each year. A research team at NeuroPair, Inc. won the Grand Prize in the 2023 Create the Future Design Contest for a revolutionary approach to spinal cord repair. In this Here’s an Idea podcast episode, Dr. Johannes Dapprich, NeuroPair’s CEO and founder, discusses their groundbreaking approach that addresses a critical need in the medical field, offering a fast and minimally invasive solution to a long-standing problem.
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These wings fasten on the bottom of flying cars, maglev-trains or airplanes.
They create additional elevating force and ground effect.
For avoidance of non-uniformity of pressure, the wings have different parameters. Their area grows in process of removal from a bumper.
I.e. the second wing is more than the first, the third wing is more than the second,
FRUITFLY is an open-hardware programmable research micro-drone printed circuit board for developing programmable and intelligent autonomous drone applications. It comes in a ready-to-fly kit and is primarily designed for Arduino/Intel Galileo environment. This low-cost platform is heavily focused on developing programming skills and drone technology expertise.
This product will be a traffic and pedestrian sensor based on vibration patterns that will create a mesh network between them to distinguish the direction of the detected elements in movement.
Those sensors will provide real time data about pedestrian and vehicle traffic flows through the city this way the city resources can be adapted in real time.
My unique concept is to offer to thousands of one-eyed persons with stand-alone glasses offering them the ability to view a form of 3-D scenery. The design combines two images into one, using an electronic shutter to select the right from the left view,
Although RotoBATH are walk-in bathtubs specially designed for seniors and people with mobility difficulties, they can also be used by the whole family regardless of their physical conditions or age. RotoBATH is far easier and safer to enter than a conventional bathtub.
In US hospitals, over 1 million patients are admitted annually with sepsis, making it the most expensive disease treated at $20.3B.
The Wonder Glove is a cleaning mitt that agitates and absorbs at the same time. The mitt is made of a suede-like lined sherpa material, with three strips of an olefin fiber material on either side. This product can be used on virtually any surface, and it will not scratch!
I have devised a solution to the hull speed phenomenon, a 150-year-old problem in marine hydrodynamics, which imposes an effective limit on the cruising speed of vessels having displacement mode monohull forms.
I have been granted U.S. Patent 8,991,326 in recognition of my innovation.
Schematic drawings are attached.
High speed vertical lift aircraft has always been a constant search for the aerospace engineering community. During this search, only two aircraft have partial success reaching this goal so far, a jetfighter and a tilt rotor. The jetfighter can only land vertically but not take off. The tilt rotor cannot reach 300 knots and has other limitations.
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