source: http://transenergize.com/2017/08/23/self-healing-screens-detailed-by-motorola/
Motorola is working on a new technology for self-healing screens that could see cracks on your phone fixed on the spot. It recently applied for a patent on a phone screen whose shape memory polymer heals damage when you subject it to rapid changes in heat.

In a patent filed February 2017, Motorola explains how a phone screen made out of shape memory polymer could heal itself. The self-healing screens would be able to detect deformations and heat would be applied to the cracked areas to reverse the damage that has been done.
In what seems like a dream for anyone who has ever smashed a phone screen, this could pave the way for an inexpensive fix for your problems. However, according to the patent, the heat reaction on the screen can't promise to fix all of the damages.

Some 10 super cool consumer-tech inventions you should know

source: http://transenergize.com/2017/09/01/new-10-super-cool-inventions-that-you-should-know/

Scientists never cease to amaze us with inventions that fascinate and cause the desire to have them right now. Here are some new super cool ones you should check out . . .

Biotech: This shirt automatically ventilates when you sweat

source: http://transenergize.com/2017/09/05/biotech-this-shirt-automatically-ventilates-when-you-sweat/

MIT researchers have invented a new clothing that ventilates when exposed to moisture. The shirt was developed with technology that applies the power of bacteria.

Some scientist are changing the way we cool our bodies when we sweat. MIT bio-engineer, Wen Wang, teamed up with her colleagues to use shape-shifting bacteria on fabrics to make it moisture sensitive. The result is a cloth that can ventilates whenever it senses sweat.

IKEA's new app lets you see the furniture before you buy it

source: http://transenergize.com/2017/09/01/ikeas-new-app-lets-you-see-the-furniture-before-you-buy-it/

IKEA brings some revolutionary augmented reality app that will completely change the way you shop for your home.

The furniture giant IKEA now allows its customers to use advanced technology that will help them preview the set of furniture they intend to purchase. They can see how it will match in-side the room by simply pointing their camera at the space they want to fill.

The app will superimpose a properly scaled and aligned image of the desired item into the user’s view.