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This could be a massive game-changer for the electric vehicle industry and it's being developed right here in the Hoosier State.

A a restaurant in Copenhagen has added some new members to their staff and they don't even have to take a lunch break. Source: YouTube  

Here's what it was like to be inside a computer store In Palo Alto, California back in 1994. Source: Digg

A guy put all of Nickelback's songs into an AI framework, and it's honestly one of their better songs. Source: Digg

New Tech Institute's 4th annual STEMFest features over 30 FREE activities related to science, technology, engineering and math.

Stealing shopping carts has become such a problem in our beloved Shamokin that a store has put an invisible fence up to keep the carts in their place. Source: ABC16

Let's start this off with a moment of silence for the Floppy Disk (or as this kids would call it "a 3D version of the Save Icon"). The readers have disappeared from computers in the last decade, and the only entity using the disks seems to be the US Government.

On the eve of the biggest football game of the year, we'll probably see a lot of footage of the big game from past years. Its crazy to see how much the at-home experience has changed over the years, and Microsoft is giving a preview of whats to come.

The chances of this robo-luxury vehicle ever finding its way into mass production anytime in the near future are slim. But perhaps the engineering behind the Cadillac World Thorium Fuel Concept is simply ahead of its time and will one day be commonplace throughout the automotive industry.

Have you ever had your cell phone in your pocket, felt that familiar vibration, only to pull it out and realize no one had called or text you? According to a new study, you aren't the only one out there.

Although its not the music we play, I was floored by video of the hologram of late rapper Tupac Shakur at this year's Coachella festival. It got me wondering if holograms could be the next big thing.

What WILL they think of next? First it was the cordless phone...then is was a remote control for your TV...then it was a pool that goes IN the ground. And now, tires don't even need air. Next thing you know, you'll be able to carry your computer around with you, and use it on the top of your lap. Technology is neat.