Comments on: Tech Museum honors tech that benefits humanity

Groups offering renewable light and energy sources, auto-disable syringes, and a 3D system are among the finalists for Tech Museum of Innovation awards.

[dascha1]

I can understand "humanity" in this report. Without a doubt, not a "humanist" basis. I can say that a battle of 'bulge' tech will probably emerge at some point in the next two to three years. For example, I think those who like to hang out in the lab and the garage still find it useful to see realized physics created, not just suspended animation.

[worldwidepr]

Marc Koska has just embarked upon his SafePoint project you refer to above. See http://www.sharenow.com/blog/post/3610/ - as you can see, Marc doesn't do things by halves! John Wood

[Manhattan2]

Seeing Aid, Solar Transfer, 4D Planet, and GPS Alerts

All coming from the engineers in the Manhattan 2 Project working with Sensible Ventures.

Keep an eye on these technologies!