The great thing about technology is there will always be news about innovations and wacky mistakes that make you wonder if smart phones are smarter than their owners. Some of the news makes you wonder if we\u2019ve surpassed the technology we saw in the Jetsons cartoons and other bits and pieces, no matter how amazing, will make you yawn as you shrug and think, what took them so long?<\/p>\n
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Nicola Tesla<\/a> was a genius, way ahead of his time. He was so brilliant and his inventions were so mind-boggling that Thomas Edison jealously ran a smear campaign to discredit Tesla in the public eye while Edison stole inventions right out of the U.S. Patent Office. Tesla was too smart for Edison, so he had to drive him beyond the edge of madness.<\/p>\n Maybe it\u2019s just that so much genius drives these men and women to madness. Maybe the brain overloads and different people react in different ways \u2014 some with helpless insanity and others with evil insanity.<\/p>\n One of Tesla\u2019s creations, aside from alternating current, which competed against Edison\u2019s Direct Current, was the Tesla Tower<\/a>. It was a method of sending wireless energy and had it been given a chance, we would be a world without power wires<\/a>.<\/p>\n eCoupler uses wireless technology for several power usages. The results will blow your mind because you\u2019ve probably used the products before but never thought of the applications. Watch this video\u2026<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=jNS8CI3SvNE<\/p>\n In the video, they talk about printable wiring. That is known as T-Ink<\/a>. Personally, I\u2019ve worked with T-Ink back in 2007 when it was first introduced to the market and the applications were mind-boggling. The cereal boxes that seem to light up are thermal inks that \u201celectrify\u201d when they receive an electrical charge. It can power sound for packaging that speaks to the consumer, type that will appear and disappear, clothing, plastic, glass, metal and concrete (imagine roadways with changing information for drivers or the end of scenery-destroying billboards).<\/p>\n Aside from the green technology (no wiring), the combination of the T-Ink and eCoupler technologies lead to many uses you will see on the market and can apply to your products and marketing\u2026 like this next item\u2026<\/p>\n Hate making shopping lists? Hate running out of something because you didn\u2019t remember to put it on the shopping list? The aforementioned inventory capabilities outlined in the eCoupler video are present in this unique item\u2026<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=MKkW-nvIVNc&feature=context-gah<\/p>\n 2013 is almost here, judging by the Christmas items now being stocked on store shelves across the country and with the new year we\u2019ll be seeing new technologies integrate into our lives through products every day.<\/p>\n The recent passing of Apollo 11 astronaut, Neil Armstrong (Neil Young as NBC.com so wrongly put it but got the news on Snooki\u2019s baby correct) reminds us that the computer systems that made it possible to go to the moon are not as powerful as the computer systems in our cell phones (New NASA Satellites Have Android Smartphones for Brains<\/a>) and cars (I\u2019ve driven my car over 250,00 miles, which is at least a trip to the moon but will people remember me?). True, it\u2019s been 43 years since the moon landing, or the fake moon landing, depending on your beliefs, but technology changes faster than ever and every year now is equal to ten, twenty and even thirty years during the last century. Do you remember life before ATMs, remote controlled cable TV, HDTV, Xbox, Wii, android phones or even Facebook? By 2014, you will have forgotten about other every day things you now take for granted.<\/p>\nCereal Killer<\/h2>\n
A Morning in 2014<\/h2>\n