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The team bus not only transports riders to and from each stage on tour, it’s where riders recover after a day’s gruelling racing. Throughout the year riders rely on the surrounding…

Behind the scenes at Sharp's LCD Centre of Excellence - looking at the detail that goes into the engineering of an LCD TV.

Do you know how our little white box helps Team Garmin-Sharp-Barracuda riders recover http://bit.ly/17WSNUl

Thatcher to Brando: the most unlikely of inventors - "Thatcher figured out a way to aerate ice cream." http://bit.ly/1627FTq

Graeme Obree talks us through his super-efficient breathing technique. "The most important thing about breathing is actually breathing out." http://bit.ly/ZRadzg

These are Pucs. The word's first rechargeable ice cubes. "A set of Pucs will chill steadily, evenly, and stay cool for quite a while – without the added water or unwanted flavors o…

Tucked away on the outskirts of Oxford is Sharp Laboratories of Europe. It’s the European Research and Development arm for Sharp, responsible for cutting edge innovations like mobi…

Would you have thought it possible to make a bicycle from cardboard? "You fold it once and then it doesn’t become twice the strength, it’s almost three times the strength." http://…

Humans Invent has been given a rare opportunity to see what goes on behind the scenes at McLaren HQ. Once you’ve finished gawping at the selection of past racing cars, including Je…

Humans Invent in partnership with Sharp are offering the opportunity to win a paid internship at Sharp Laboratories of Europe in Oxford. It’s the European Research and Development …

Growup are bringing vertical farming to London. "Aquaponics is a re-circulating system that combines two very efficient food growing technologies..." http://bit.ly/14o5Wqc

Growup are bringing vertical farming to London. "Aquaponics is a re-circulating system that combines two very efficient food growing technologies..." http://bit.ly/14o5Wqc

The return of Tintype photography. Meet Harry Taylor, a photographer looking for something more than digital perfection. “A tintype is different. A tintype is a unique, physical, o…

Humans Invent spoke to the film’s director, Alexis Kirke, to find out how it all works. Kirke explains that sensors are used to gauge the emotional state of the audience. He says, …

Are we ready to eat lab grown meat? Assistant professor at Eindhoven’s University of Technology, Koert Van Mensvoort, thinks it is a good idea. "The way we produce meat today is no…

Control stations for the smart home, Siri-style web navigation and computer vision tech were just some of the bright ideas on display at the Digital Inclusion Innovation Contest la…

We sat down with Team Garmin Sharp's David Millar to talk about how technology is the future for cycling, not doping. "Cycling is a bonkers sport, it got a bit too mad the last twe…

Humans Invent's Leo Kent spoke to Indian Engineer Myshkin Ingawale about inventing the blood-free blood test. "There simply weren’t enough facilities to give a blood test in those …

Intelligent advertising that can tell you apart in a crowd: "It will be possible to predict the audience at any given time, so you can prepare particular content beforehand." http:…

The idea of a smart camera that captures your every move was initially met with cynicism from certain quarters in the technology world, but it could it now become an invaluable eve…

We sit down with Jeremy Mayer, an artist who takes typewriter parts and turns them into sculptures. He calls his technique "cold assembly." “I don’t like the appearance of welding …

Biologist turned architect, Doris Kim Sung, is working on another energy efficient and passive method of ventilating buildings, taking inspiration from the human body in search of …

n a rare interview, Astronomer Royal Lord Rees sat down with Humans Invent's Leo Kent to discuss the origins of the universe, the possibility of alien life and just what happened b…

We talk to Janjaap Ruijssenaars of Universe Architecture about plans to build the 3D printed home. Is this the future for 3D printing? "It could be possible to print houses for the…