|
Future Concepts
|
Multiple Beam Ultrasound Locust Swarm Control
Can we stop a locust swarm with ultrasound or some directional sound wave? If we can stop the swarms we stand to save millions of acres of farmland and crops. If we can steer the locust swarms around to their final destination then perhaps we can save much of our crop yield.
|
|
Locust Plagues Are Coming; Can We Stop Them?
The size of a locust plague is often over five miles wide and five miles or more long. And it continues up to 200 feet above the ground. The Locust Plagues in Africa are by far the largest and most devastating and in a nation where humans are already under a crunch to feed everyone and starvation is common place. A locust plague and massive swarm can take out a years crops in seconds and it is all over.
|
|
Flying Underwater UUVs or Small Manned Submarines
Is it possible to build a submarine, which flies? Can we build a small underwater craft with the latest new innovative materials, which is light enough to fly, but strong enough to withstand the pressures of the ocean? Could that be possible? Well one online think tank is considering that very issue and they have come up with a fewer rather intriguing designs for instance; Manta Ray Concept
|
|
Testing Insect Swarm Sound Wave Devices in Your Garage
Is it possible to stop a swarm of locusts or bees using sound waves? Could this be tested in your garage? Does your garage have enough power outlet to do it? How could you test to see if you could stop a swarm of insects using basic tools for your experiment and doing it in your garage?
|
|
Bee Swarms and Team Work to Accomplish Tasks
Bees are small creatures individually, but together in a swarm they can take down a very large animal. When bees swarm they go into a frenzy and buzz a lot as we know? But really why do they do that? One online think tank member recently asked;
|
|
Sound Waves, Bees and Micro-Mechanical Flying Insects
There has been quite a lot of talk about taking sound waves to control organic insects with or even to use to stop locust plagues or steer bee swarms. But the more I look at this the more I want to build a micro-mechanical flying insect rather than screw around destroying the bugs. Then use the sound waves to help keep them aloft.
|
|
3D Simulations in the Virtual Real World
The real world can be realistically simulated in 3D to provide an environment that promotes collaboration and easy learning. This article promotes the concept and defines the advantages of Virtual Real Worlds.
|
|
They Cook, They Clean and They Can Kill; Robots
The robotic future involves many aspects, some good and others not so pleasant, but isn’t that in keeping with the history of mankind? Humans are always having wars and conflicts over various things.
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
11 |
12 |
13 |
14 |
15 |
16 |
17 |
18 |
19 |
20 |
21 |
22 | 23 |
24 |
25 |
26 |
27 |
28 |
29 |
|