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Innovator: Matt Rabinowitz Sifts Gene Data for Healthy Pregnancies
A DNA-based prenatal test evaluates the risk of birth defects by using maternal blood -
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Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
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Innovator: Sam Friedman's ParkMe App Finds You a Parking Spot
Can't find a parking space? Let ParkMe be your smartphone valet -
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Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget -
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Innovator: Ramesh Kesanupalli's Biometric Passwords Stored on Devices
The software engineer has devised an end to the traditional password -
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Innovator: Sharon Terry's Global Database for Disease Research
On her Registries for All Diseases (Reg4All), patients and scientists can share information that might lead to treatments -
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Innovator: Martin Riddiford's Gravity-Powered Lamp
The British designer's GravityLight is powered by a 25-pound falling weight -
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Innovator: Hui Zhang's Hiccup-Free Streaming Video
The Carnegie Mellon professor's startup, Conviva, makes stream-monitoring software that big companies can use to ease network congestion -
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David Edwards's WikiCell Makes Edible Food Packaging
Like that yogurt? Wait'll you taste the package -
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Mark Stibich's Hospital-Disinfecting Robot
The epidemiologist's Xenex Healthcare Services sells and rents robots that zap supergerms -
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Francisco Aguilar: Keeping First Responders Safe
His invention, a palm-size rubber ball embedded with cameras and sensors, can be used for surveillance in dangerous situations -
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Ali Hajimiri's Chip May Allow Smartphones to See Through Objects
The Caltech professor has created a chip capable of producing so-called T-rays, which can penetrate objects without the side effects associated with X-rays -
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Guy Eymin Petot Tourtollet's Wi-Fi-Blocking Wallpaper
MetaPaper has a pattern that blocks Wi-Fi signals, while still allowing other frequencies to pass through -
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Andrew Schwartz: Brain Control for Artificial Limbs
The University of Pittsburgh neuroscientist has successfully demonstrated the viability of brain-connected prosthetics -
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Howie Choset, Robot-Snake Charmer
The Carnegie Mellon professor makes robotic snakes that can slither into earthquake wreckage, through pipes, and under pyramids
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Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
innovator
Innovator: Matt Rabinowitz Sifts Gene Data for Healthy Pregnancies
A DNA-based prenatal test evaluates the risk of birth defects by using maternal blood -
innovator
Innovator: Martin Riddiford's Gravity-Powered Lamp
The British designer's GravityLight is powered by a 25-pound falling weight -
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Innovator: Sam Friedman's ParkMe App Finds You a Parking Spot
Can't find a parking space? Let ParkMe be your smartphone valet -
innovator
Mark Stibich's Hospital-Disinfecting Robot
The epidemiologist's Xenex Healthcare Services sells and rents robots that zap supergerms -
innovator
Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget -
innovator
Innovator: Ramesh Kesanupalli's Biometric Passwords Stored on Devices
The software engineer has devised an end to the traditional password -
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David Edwards's WikiCell Makes Edible Food Packaging
Like that yogurt? Wait'll you taste the package -
Science & Technology
David Holz's Leap Motion Wants to Kill the Mouse
The 23-year-old's startup aims to change the way people interact with computers -
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Ali Hajimiri's Chip May Allow Smartphones to See Through Objects
The Caltech professor has created a chip capable of producing so-called T-rays, which can penetrate objects without the side effects associated with X-rays -
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Andrew Schwartz: Brain Control for Artificial Limbs
The University of Pittsburgh neuroscientist has successfully demonstrated the viability of brain-connected prosthetics -
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George Yu's Node Gadget Can Measure Anything
The engineer is marketing his sensor-and-app system for the iPhone to a range of industries -
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Innovator: Hui Zhang's Hiccup-Free Streaming Video
The Carnegie Mellon professor's startup, Conviva, makes stream-monitoring software that big companies can use to ease network congestion -
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Arram Sabeti's ZeroCater Feeds Other Startups
Handling the billing, scheduling, and dietary restrictions on lunch orders for 220 Bay Area companies is just a start -
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Pete Koomen: The Quest for More Clicks
Optimizely uses a statistics-based approach to help organizations tweak their sites to draw the most clicks possible
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Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
innovator
Innovator: Ramesh Kesanupalli's Biometric Passwords Stored on Devices
The software engineer has devised an end to the traditional password -
innovator
Innovator: Matt Rabinowitz Sifts Gene Data for Healthy Pregnancies
A DNA-based prenatal test evaluates the risk of birth defects by using maternal blood -
innovator
Innovator: Martin Riddiford's Gravity-Powered Lamp
The British designer's GravityLight is powered by a 25-pound falling weight -
innovator
Innovator: Sam Friedman's ParkMe App Finds You a Parking Spot
Can't find a parking space? Let ParkMe be your smartphone valet -
innovator
David Edwards's WikiCell Makes Edible Food Packaging
Like that yogurt? Wait'll you taste the package -
innovator
Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget -
innovator
Innovator: Sharon Terry's Global Database for Disease Research
On her Registries for All Diseases (Reg4All), patients and scientists can share information that might lead to treatments -
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Andrew Schwartz: Brain Control for Artificial Limbs
The University of Pittsburgh neuroscientist has successfully demonstrated the viability of brain-connected prosthetics -
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Micha Benoliel's Open Garden
The startup makes a free app that lets one device share its connectivity with any other around it -
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Guy Eymin Petot Tourtollet's Wi-Fi-Blocking Wallpaper
MetaPaper has a pattern that blocks Wi-Fi signals, while still allowing other frequencies to pass through -
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Tim Tuttle's App for Automatic Search
MindMeld adds voice-powered search technology to videoconferencing -
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Hilary Mason: From Tiny Links, Big Insights
Bitly's chief scientist and her team have developed products that promise to better analyze data on the social Web -
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Ali Hajimiri's Chip May Allow Smartphones to See Through Objects
The Caltech professor has created a chip capable of producing so-called T-rays, which can penetrate objects without the side effects associated with X-rays -
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Ivan Poupyrev's Virtual Reality at Disney
The research scientist's team is developing technology that adds interactivity to ordinary objects
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Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
innovator
Innovator: Ramesh Kesanupalli's Biometric Passwords Stored on Devices
The software engineer has devised an end to the traditional password -
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George Yu's Node Gadget Can Measure Anything
The engineer is marketing his sensor-and-app system for the iPhone to a range of industries
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