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Popular Science: Inventions of the Year

A Zero-Emissions Moto-Unicycle

The Uno accelerates with a simple lean and turns like a street bike on side-by-side wheels

A Multi-Rotor Wind Turbine

Doug Selsam's Sky Serpant uses an array of small rotors to catch more wind for less money

A Lifesaving Beacon for Miners

Russell Breeding finds lost miners with the same tech found in guided missiles and the Nintendo Wii

A Sewage-Proof Diving Suit

Sealed-up suits for divers in dirty seas

A More Natural Artificial Foot

Jerome Rifkin's K3 Promoter mimics the jointed motion of a real foot for easier walking

A Living Air Filter

These filters use plants and fans to clear the air of toxic chemicals

A Rocket Engine for the Masses

An off-the-shelf powerplant for the burgeoning private space industry 

A Homebuilt Tumor-Killer

This machine uses radio waves and nanoparticles to zap cancerous tumors ( 

A Better Bridge Beam

John Hillman put a concrete arch inside a plastic case to build stronger, longer-lasting bridges 

A Steam Engine for Your Car

This engine uses superhot steam to make a cleaner, more efficient car

 

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