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By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Resolution Group demonstrates a new stretcher used to rescue people during natural disasters.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Biologist Rob Found is studying elk personalities in an effort to help wildlife managers identify problem elk.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Frank Loacker and Tobias Wuelser believe they can build an easy-to-drive electric vehicle that everyone can afford.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Jay ventures into an underground lab to see some dark matter.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Mark Miller goes swimming with some big, ugly fish and sucks eggs from their bellies!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Ziya goes for a drive across the Arctic tundra in the biggest off-roader you've ever seen.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The Swiss ski jump team use advanced technology to help them jump farther than ever before.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The British Antarctic Survey team build a research base that is tough enough to last through 30 Antarctic winters but light enough to be moved at a…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Charlie Andrews, 7-time World Champion of Full Contact Heavy Armored Jousting, is trying to resurrect the public's passion for a medieval extreme…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Acoustic Engineer Rudolf Halbmeir has spent the last two years trying to perfect the artificially created sound for Audi's new electric supercar.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Architect Stefano Boeri is "planting" one hectare of forest in the heart of Milan, Italy, in the form of two towers called Bosco Verticale to combat…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The M.I.S.F.I.T.S. are already one of the fastest soapbox derby teams around, and now they're testing a new car they hope will make them even faster.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

SmartShell is an attempt at finding materials and methods that will allow us to build stronger buildings that use less material and have less impact…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Part lumberjack and part mountain climber, modern-day arborists hang in one of the world's most extreme work environments, using technical skill and…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Check out all of the safety features that are available in an everday elevator.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Ford's Lommel Proving Grounds in Northern Belgium is where testers put car prototypes through the wringer to make sure the cars are designed to last.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency are developing a new generation of smaller, faster, and smarter space rovers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Jeff Rice, founder of the Western Soundscape Archive, is trying to capture all of the wild sounds of the west before they are gone forever.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Engineer Kyle Doerksen has created some fun and unique machines and he's pumped about his latest prototype.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Hop onboard with West Coast Freestyle for a full-throttle physics lesson.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

It takes a lot of practice and precision to drive the world's first drive-by-wire hybrid transport truck.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Is this next-generation airship the future of flight?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

This R/C model aircraft is so large that it needs special permission before it can take flight.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Espen Rekdal braves the cold depths of Norway's fjords with his specialized camera to photograph the elusive creature.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Researchers at Aqua Ranch are hoping that electropositive metal is the answer to protecting sharks from commercial fishing nets

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Rescue crews train in Vancouver's eerily accurate simulation of a city that has been struck by a devastating earthquake.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Anders Soderberg preserves the ancient art of Viking metalcrafting.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Tyler Bradt attempts to navigate his kayak over the 57-metre drop of Palouse Falls.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Mark Frohnmayer's company plans to usher in a new era of sustainable transportation with the SRK.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Researchers blow up some dirt to give us a peek back in time to see how volcanoes were formed

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Juerg Balsiger loves convertibles so much that he decided to build an open air mountain gondola.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Here are some tips that can increase your chances of surviving a lightning strike.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Normally, test vehicles are crashed into a solid barrier, but this research team will crash two vehicles into each other.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Svalbard Global Seed Vault houses the most valuable natural resource on Earth.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Linguist Amanda Miller is using modern technology to study an ancient language.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The Geminoid is likely the most human-like robot on Earth, but how realistic does a robot need to be accepted as a real person?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The National Fish and Wildlife Forensics Laboratory is the world's only CSI institute for animals and their goal is to stop poachers and smugglers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

British Truck Racing Series driver Mat Summerfield tells us why racing big trucks is so different from racing cars.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

North Carolina State University researchers think that cockroaches are the next breed of heroes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Model builder Philip Warren has built an extremely detailed navy fleet out of matchsticks and their boxes

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Researchers at the American Bird Conservancy are trying to formulate window patterns that will be both acceptable to humans and safe for birds.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

This art exhibit uses some high-tech gadgetry to provide the viewer/particpant with a unique experience.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Dr. Phil Nuytten's Exosuit could be the most important diving invention since the aqualung.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Renowned aviation designer Hokan Colting is dealing with many challenges as he designs a luxury yacht that flies.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Safely hauling a submarine ashore is an engineering challenge, to say the least.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Enrico Dini has built the world's largest 3D printer, which he hopes will eventually allow him to "print" an entire building.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

A student at Montreal's Centre NAD shows us how he helped make a CGI video that fooled millions of people.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

This ICT 1301 is the last of a dying breed of gigantic mainframe computers, and two engineers are working feverishly to get it back into top shape.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Meet Rex the ore dog. He is specially trained to find valuable mineral deposits.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Psychologist Kevin Dutton explains how not all psychopaths are evil monsters, and some can actually be heroes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Drexel University students hope that Hubo will become the ultimate search and rescue robot.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The world's most advanced gyro-stabilized aerial camera platform has revolutionized the movie industry, allowing shots that were previously…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Ziya hits the water to see how and why sharks are tagged for research.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

A group of drummers in Lienz, Austria, attempt to enter the Guiness Book of World Records by building the world's largest playable drum set.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Paragliding legend Raul Rodriguez tests a new reserve canopy system that could save paragliders' lives.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Art professor Robert Wysocki uses a combination of art and science to build a volcano to understand how the Earth was formed.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

This extreme engineering project requires workers to hoist a new bridge into place under an existing bridge.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Matteo Suzzi's 29-fingered invention, Teotronico, has a passion for piano playing but doesn't play WITH passion... yet.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Go behind the scenes as this massive 90,000-ton vessel is prepared for its initial launch.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

When airplane parts manufacturers need rigorous testing for their products, they call this lab in Florida.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Join Charlie Martell as he faces severe weather in his attempt to row across the Pacific Ocean

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Meet Jaimie Mantzel, an eccentric robot inventor that lives a hermit's life in the woods.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Thanks to a new fossil and a wind tunnel, researchers hope to crack the secret of Pterosaur flight.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Dell Schanze calls himself "the coolest guy on the planet" and, thanks to his powered paraglider, he just might be right.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration makes sure shipping laneson the east coast of the United States remain open and study the effects…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Matt Denton combined his two loves - robots and insects - to create one fearsome piece of machinery.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Evolution takes a big turn and we see the revival of a once near-extinct ant species.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

The German Aerospace Center has intalled one of the largest vacuum chambers of its kind to test an ion spacecraft engine that is powered by argon.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Blacksmith Kogoro Kuratas races to disassemble, transport, and reassemble his gigantic robot for a potential buyer.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Mad scientist Rob Flickenger unveils his latest creation: a portable battery-powered 200,000-volt electromagnetic lightning shooter.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Chris Garner has created a subsurface explorer that's a chimera of machines; a boat, submarine, and tank all in one.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Muse is a headband that processes brain wave activity and allows the user to control software with a simple thought.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2012

Physics & astronomy professor Paul Delaney explains how the Sun will destroy Earth.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

The robotic exoskeleton developed by Argo Medical Technologies could change the lives of people with spinal cord injuries.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

This very small, very durable, throwable robot is being developed as a reconaissance unit that is part of a team of robots for use in dangerous…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

The makers of the Roomba have developed a robot that will clean your gutters.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

A team of engineers are trying to prevent the collapse of this massive 900-tonne, 400 year-old Swedish warship.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ziya wonders just how many eyes animals like jumping spiders, box jellyfish, scallops, and giant clams can have.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Take a trip to the MIRA crash test lab to see how airplane seats are tested to see how they will perform in an emergency landing.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Fire Ecologist Brett Williams shows how controlled burns are used to study fires to learn how to fight and prevent forest fires.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Architectural Testing Inc. tests heavy duty doors that are used in Federal buildings and embassies to see how they hold up against an angry mob.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Jay challenges students at the Ontario College of Art & Design to use their brain power to solve a puzzle that determines what kind of thinkers they…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

We're back at Architectural Testing Inc. to observe the testing of some seriously heavy duty doors.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Architect Jakub Szczesny built the world's narrowest home in an alley in Warsaw, Poland.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Researchers at MIT are using magnets in a Halbach array to separate oil from water.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Jennifer Greaux has invented a new forensics test to help CSIs detect a new type of gunpowder

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

After 25 years in the fire and rescue business, Duncan Winsbury had seen his share of tragedies, so he invented a search and rescue robot that he…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Tino Balestra dives into the world's deepest pool to get some insights on how to make things safer for SCUBA divers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Cat Woodmansee built a custom electric bike for his commute, and now he and his family are working on a tandem version.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Steve Norris likes to build quirky robots, including RoboCam, RoboStool, and CobraBot - a face tracking robotic arm.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Joe Wilcox is developing an edgy, dynamic electric trike for urban commuters.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Dean O'Malley attempts to set a world record for the longest flight with the JetLev jet pack.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Bill Zang decided to take the hovercraft concept to the next level and make one that can fly.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Massoud Hassani is developing an inexpensive wind-powered ball that will help clear minefields safely and economically.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

This new motion capture technology doesn't require the model to wear markers or skin-tight suits and has applications in military, healthcare, and…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

More than one million Canadians and ten million Americans suffer from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, yet it is the most underdiagnosed anxiety…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Jason Shron owns Canada's largest model train manufacturer, and he is on a quest to make the most detailed model trains that technology allows... and…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Inventor James Dyson tells us where the inspiration for his inventions comes from.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

High-end audio guru Frederik Hjelmquist has invented a way for the dead to keep on rocking.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Chuck Teschke takes his prototype aircraft to a fozen lake for a couple of speed runs.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Jay conducts an experiment to see if you can flirt your way into a better deal.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

After suffering a concussion in a bicycle crash, even though he was wearing a modern bicycle helmet, Ani Surhabi decided to develop a safer and…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ziya wonders how many animals that appear cute on the outside are actually vicious and deadly on the inside.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Have you ever wondered how to become a trained unexploded ordinance technician?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Through hundreds of hours of labor and with painstaking attention to detail, Frank Kovac built an amazing one-of-a-kind mechanical planetarium in his…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Students help NASA test a new remotely controlled drill in the coldest, driest place on Earth.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Selectamark Security Systems has developed new type of paintball gun and ammunition that shoots pellets of DNA in order to tag criminals for later…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Dan takes part in an experiment to demonstrate just how quietly an owl flies through the air when hunting.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Eric Standley uses math and paper to create beautifully intricate 3D works of art.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Sean McShane takes lessons in wild turkey wrangling.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Bre Pettis says this desktop 3D printer will turn ordinary people into engineers, industrial designers, and architects.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Jay conducts an experiment to see if your subconscious affects the way you walk.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Tmor Kardum's 8-rotor octocopter allows filmmakers to capture footage that no toher camera platform can reach.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

The National Snow and Ice Data Center predicts the Artic will be ice-free in 40 years so Canadian researchers are working hard to find new ways to…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

At Vancouver's Science World, the Geodesic Dominators are planning to set of an epic scientific chain reaction - full of esplosions, lasers, and…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

At Toronto's Ontario Science Centre, the Scientists Under Pressure are preparing to deflate the competition with their air pressure experiments.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Calgary's own S-T.E.A.M. is aiming for a blast of a demo with their Nitro Cannon Challenge.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

At World of Science in Edmonton, the Killa Joules are full of energy as they run us through the Light Side of the Moon - a laser maze full of…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

The Flying Flatlanders are ready to erupt over the Regina landscape outside of the Saskatchewan Science Centre with their Cryovolcano.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Some of us prefer to stay indoors during the winter, but this is the time of year British artist Simon Beck heads outdoors to create his masterpieces…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Lucas explores the world's first immersive visualization of more than one billion pixels that will change the face of science and medicine.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Jay tests a well-established psycological idea that if you give people a set of things that are identical and ask them to choose the best one, they…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Researchers are trying to figure out what is making the mysterious humming sound in Windsor, Ontario.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Meet a disabled but adorable little piglet who has his very own wheelchair.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Pete Smith, one of Britain's top blacksmiths, has created an Equinox tracker that is part sundial and part calendar.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Markus Kayser has created a 3D printer that prints glass objects using sunlight and sand.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

New York Artist Adam Harvey has created a line counter-surveillance clothing that protects the wearer's identity from thermal imaging cameras.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Patrick Drane torture tests bats at the Baseball Research Center in Lowell, Massachusetts, to make America's favourite pastime safer.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Briggs Automotive Company's elegant carbon fibre masterpiece is the product of high-tech engineering and more than 200 hours of hand-built precision…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Tony Brawand is the keeper of the Ice Palace - a structure carved out of the bottom of Switzerland's Junfgraujoch Glacier - and the changing climate…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Artist Lloyd Goradesky's massive alligator is almost ready to coast down Miami's Biscayne Bay to promote environmental awareness.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

This lake in Rwanda could turn deadly at any second, thanks to deadly gases created by thousands of years of underground volcanic activity. Engineers…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

This UK company has mastered the art of creating artificial smoke for emergency training and is now using their expertise and products to penetrate…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

URT Group Composites built a carbon fibre chassis for a jet-powered car that will attempt to hit 1,000 miles per hour.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Researchers in Finland have created an icy road forecaster to help drivers during slippery conditions.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Technology is taking the world by storm but Rene Kern still makes his bells in the traditional way they have been made for 300 years.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Engineering student Andrew Gray has conceived many peculiar inventions, but his pet bird's favourite is his robotic bird buggy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Jay recreates an experiment from the 1930s: two ropes hanging far apart from a ceiling where people need to somehow get them close enough to be able…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Mad Engineer Carolyn Campbell Knight is testing an insane prototype vehicle that she is hoping will smash speed records and transform aerospace…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Engineer and baseball nut John Borg uses a wind tunnel at Marquette University to try to unravel the mystery of baseball's toughest pitch, the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ziya wonders how animals like the Great Argus, the planthopper nymph, and the peacock spider show off.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

With help from accident reconstruction specialists, engineering students in Ottawa use a custom bicycle crash dummy to study what happens in a…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ruben Ramirez and George Brana are on a quest to rid the Florida Everglades of invasive and destructive Burmese Pythons.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Martin Bacon has built a car that runs on discarded coffee grounds via gasification.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Artist Marieka Walsh uses sand to make amazing animations like you've never seen before.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ziya wonders if Asian elephants, fire ants, and even robots understand teamwork.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Peter Dann and his team of researchers have developed a unique tool to aid them in their study of world's smallest penguins, Australia's blue…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Earthquake researchers at the University of Nevada are about to do something that only a handful of other labs in the world can do - simulate a…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Using tools and techniques from an ancient era, Ziya helps South Korea rebuild a cultural treasure.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Guardly is a project to transform your smartphone into your own personal bodyguard.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Florida's American crocodile population was on the brink of extinction until they found sanctuary in the canals surrounding a nuclear power plant.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

The Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety is the world's only lab that does full-scale testing of the effects of hail on building…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

This massive mean machine travels to New Zealand to help researchers understand how different soil types are affected by earthquakes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

The Southport Lifeboat Mud Rescue Team use specialized equipment and techniques to rescue people who find themselves stuck in the mud.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Professor Huiju Park investigates the effects of heavy fire fighting gear on fire fighters, hoping to gain insight on ways to make their gear gentler…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Peel Regional Police officers simulate a hostage situation to test the effects of stress on memory

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Students at Saskatchewan's Peacock Collegiate are building a tornado probe that storm chaser Greg Johnson hopes to launch straight into a funnel.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ziya wonders how colour affects our sense of taste.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Dan visits Darren Bedford at Bedford Unicycles to explore the science behind the unicycle.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Being bad golfer but a good rocketeer, Doug Frost decided to invent the sport of Rocketry Golf.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Mississauga's Team 1241 is a group of high school students who are heading to the FIRST Robotics Competition

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Bionic Vision Australia are developing an implant that could unveil a bright future for the blind.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Mike Worswick is designing a lighter but stronger B-pillar to better protect automobile occupants in the event of a side-impact car crash.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ziya wonders if animals like bat-eating spiders, praying mantises, and Burmese pythons bite off more than they can chew.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ziya wonders how animals like sea lions, Australian tiger beetles, and black vultures handle extreme environments.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Dan visits Cheryl Sheridan at Reptilia Zoo to put different geckos to the test to see which prevails as the strongest.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Nok-Hyeon Jeong's unique taxi can be a peaceful escape from the hustle-bustle of city life in Seoul, South Korea.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

A car being developed at the Chinese University of Hong Kong just might be the answer for getting around and parallel parking in a crowded city.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Digital artist Joseph Tame runs throughout Tokyo - bedecked in bright clothing, flashing lights, colourful windmills, and some high-tech gadgets.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Media artist Eric Siu and his camera helmet are causing smiles all across Tokyo.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Yoichi Ochiai is mixing up the world's thinnest projection screen.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Researchers at Osaka University are building a robot that will move like a real cheetah.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Yoshiro Nakamatsu claims to be the world's most prolific inventor, with more than 3,000 inventions under his belt.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

We visit the Hong Kong Jockey Club at the Happy Valley Race Course to test a high-tech betting system that uses the world's largest multi-touchscreen…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Kenji Ishida built the world's first miniature transforming robot that actually works.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Yasushi Matoba is exploring a new frontier of interactive computers by building an interactive bath.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Hong Kong media artist Alan Kwan built a tiny camera that clips to his glasses that gives others a window inside his mind.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Designer Peter Kok shows us a Korean bridge that is home to an amazing technological experience, complete with lights, colour, and fountains.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Bong-Huan Jun gives us a sneak peek at his team's giant robotic crab before it heads to the floor of the South Korean Sea to search for shipwrecks…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Tokyo University of Science developed an air-powered exoskeleton muscle suit that was built to give its wearer super strength while being super light…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Soth Korea's Future Robot Lab hopes personal robots will soon be as common as smartphones.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Korean engineer Soon-Geul Lee's robotic mannequin takes window displays to a whole new level.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Getting around Tokyo's sidewalks just got easier for the elderly and disabled with Hitachi's self-driven single-passenger vehicle.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Inventor Lucien Gambarota is obsessed with finding simple ways to harness energy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Inventor and Artist Viktor Jan plays with his food to create music.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

The world's only elephant hospital in Thailand fits prosthetic legs to elephants who lost their limbs to land mines.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Minoru Kurata invented the world's first trashcan that can track and catch your trash.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Engineers at the Tokyo Institute of Technology built this humanoid robot to study the mechanics of swimming.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Gil Portalatin, Chief Program Engineer at Ford Motor Company, takes us for a ride in Ford's latest plug-in hybrid car.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Daryl Sykes takes us on a tour of the world's most flexible manufacturing facility. The assembly line at this Ford automotive plant has the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

We take a look at how the Memphis Zoo helps the Toronto Zoo meet the dietary demands of two very fussy giant pandas, Da Mao and Er Shun.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Dan visits rowing coach John Keogh at Fanshawe Lake to see how the speed of a boat changes with the number of rowers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Alexander Reben built an adorable baby robot to explore the relationship between humans and machines.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Ultra-marathon swimmer Chloe McCardel is training to swim from Cuba to Florida - a distance of 170 kilometers - without stopping.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2013

Australia's largest high-voltage laboratory uses some extremely high-voltage generators to test insulators that protect high-power lines from…

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The Doctors head into the lab with the Dr. Xand Patented Eyebrow Eliminator to demonstrate why humans have eybrows. In Operation Takeover, the…

By Serious Lunch Ltd - 2017

The Doctors head into the lab to demonstrate how brain's neuroplasticity, grey matter, white matter all come into play when you are learning new…

By Serious Lunch Ltd - 2017

The Doctors head into the lab to demonstrate how your blood flows through valves in a one-way system throughout your body. In Operation Takeover…