Parkite Rich Giles just wanted to help homeowner associations save money on road repair. Instead, he created a machine that does what he had hoped for and much more. Known as the HeatWurx, his machine not only lowers the cost but it is also eco-friendly and durable, reports Park Record. Essentially what Giles invented was […]
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People have been dreaming of hover devices since Back to the Future. Australian inventor, Chris Malloy, is helping make the hover dream come true with his new Hoverbike, reports gizmag. His efforts were prompted when his helicopter instructor likened a Robinson R22 light utility helicopter to an airborne motorbike. Disagreeing, Malloy set about building something
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Sometimes parents can feel like a taxi service, but Sharron Gay really is one. She is the founder of Mom’s Taxi Service. Whether you don’t want your kids riding public transportation, the school bus, or you need someone to drive your kids from school to their sports practice, Mom’s Taxi Service does it all. Inspired
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According to The New York Daily News, a big-bucks bicycle is turning heads – as well as corners – on the city’s streets. Wacky-looking box bikes, with room for the kids, groceries and laundry, are proving a wheel hit with families eager for a healthy alternative to the car. “So far, it’s been spectacular,” said
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New to the scooter business, Doug Vitello and Gary Parr worked hard to meet their customers’ needs. But there was one type of customer they couldn’t serve, according to a story in The St. Petersburg Times. Again and again, they kept hearing: I got a DUI. I lost my license. Do you have something I
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Brian Hartley used to be a counterintelligence agent for the Army, now he’s going undercover — at parking garages in Boston, reports WalletPop. I get by, by undercover parking at garages in the greater Boston area and rating everything from the paint on the walls to the smell of the staircase to the cleanliness of
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Most people think of submarines as they are for military use. However, Hugh Fulton has brought them down to a personal size with his creation, the Q Sub, reports 3news.co.nz. The Q Sub is named after an inventor – not Q from the James Bond movies, but Uncle Q – that’s what Mr Fulton’s nephews
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Scott Olson has moved on from his Rollerblades invention to a new transport system that is powered by passengers, reports The National. The futuristic proposal is basically a monorail with pods propelled by passengers pedalling or “rowing” the capsules. Mr Olson’s company, SkyRide Technology, also plans to include electric capsules that travel on rails using
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In the future, you won’t see full size vehicles driving the streets of NYC or San Francisco. You just might see William Lark Jr.’s CityCar instead, reports NewsOne. The cars, which are smaller than Smart Cars, are battery-electric, so they don’t cause tailpipe emissions. They also weigh less than a 1,000 pounds and are intended
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Shane Chen believes his invention could replace bikes or cars for short trips. Whether that is true, we will have to wait and see. However, we can say that his step on and go style unicycle is very unique! According to Kamas Katu, Chen is a long time inventor, with many inventions already under his
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