The Ultimate Cookie Dipper — is a father and son invention that started 7 years ago. Mark Cotter and son Justice came up with the idea while they were watching TV, dipping cookies in milk. As they dipped their cookies and drank their milk, their fingers were soaking in the cup of milk and the cookie became harder and harder to dip. This sparked the idea for the Ultimate Cookie Dipper. The Ultimate Cookie dipper eliminates the need to insert dirty, germ infested fingers into the milk. No more dipping fingers. The attached disposable straw provides the opportunity to dip and drink at the same time. Dunk It, Dip It, Sip It! Multiple size cookies are supported, such as an Oreo creme filled cookie and Chips Ahoy chocolate chip cookie. The Ultimate Cookie Dipper is made from FDA approved polypropylene material. It’s available for $3.00/dipper (includes shipping). It comes in 6 different colors: Blue, Green, Pink, Red, Orange, & Yellow. Justice is not only an inventor, but he is proudly serving the US Army on the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Lewis, Washington. Dip into the future with the Ultimate Cookie Dipper
Hello Navi integrates a variety of digital tools such as a compass, scanner, VoiceOver, optical braille readers and Google indoor navigation technology to guide blind or visually-impaired students around their schools, or any building.
Resaca Middle School students and other winning teams have received in-person training by Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s App Inventor Training Corps to build their apps and make them available for download. They are scheduled to complete their app by June 1, and present it at the 2014 National Technology Student Convention in Washington June 27-July 1.
Kwikset Kevo powered by UniKey — the first Bluetooth Smart keyless entry system that can be integrated into just about any lock. With the Kevo smartlock , your smartphone becomes your convenient, universal electronic key (eKey). No more fumbling around for your keys; simply walk up to Kevo lock and without even having to remove your phone from your pocket or purse, you have touch-to-open access. You’ll no longer have to juggle shopping bags, boxes, coffee, or strollers while looking for your keys. Through the iOS app or web portal, users can manage locks, send or revoke eKey access to family or friends, and even view lock history of who accessed the home. The Kwikset Kevo powered by UniKey is available now via the Apple Store and is also available through other retailers with an MSRP of $219 including Best Buy, Amazon, Home Depot, and Lowes.
Vor-Power™ Flexible Battery Strap — There’s no need to search frantically for an outlet again. Vor-Power is power that is with you all the time, it is easy to access and comfortable – integrated seamlessly into a padded shoulder strap for your bag. These battery packs are made for people who want to be able to charge their devices – phones, tablets, anything USB or microUSB compatible – without carrying around battery bricks. Great for travelers, commuters, or students. Ergonomically shaped and cushioned, Vor-Power can velcro onto existing messenger bag straps up to 2.5 inches wide, providing comfort in addition to power. With 7,200 mAh capacity, these packs can recharge phones up to 5 times providing over 50 hours of talk or browsing time. Available in a standard black edition and a Father’s Day “World’s Greatest Dad” edition, as well as with custom company logos. Vor-Power starts at $89.99 for more info or to order go to www.Vor-Power.com
In an attempt to replicate that pioneering spirit, the public is being asked to vote on challenges to be highlighted on the BBC2 science programme Horizon on Thursday. The challenges which will then face a public vote include how to restore movement to anyone with paralysis, as well as preventing the rise of resistance to antibiotics and providing help to dementia sufferers to live independently for longer. The other challenges include continuing air travel without damaging the environment and ensuring everyone has access to safe and clean water. By the end of June, the public vote will have decided which challenge will deserve a £10m prize.