Entrepreneurs Give Boost to Detroit’s Resurgence
Detroit’s North End neighborhood is a community on the rise. New developments, job centers, and an engaged community are all a part of the upswing. But it has something else, […]
Exclusive Interview with Jon Spaihts, the Writer of Prometheus and Passengers
We sat down with Jon Spaihts, the writer of hit films Prometheus, the Marvel movie Dr. Strange, and his new sci-fi epic Passengers, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt. He told me about the struggle of getting […]
Are Hybrid Cloud Computing Environments Here to Stay?
Cloud computing has been a thing for a while now and the business world has quickly caught up by not only adapting to cloud environments but by taking advantage of […]
Physicist Michio Kaku on STEM Education
Superstar physicist Michio Kaku sat down with Innovation & Tech Today for a sprawling interview on education and future tech in the summer of 2016 for that year’s fall issue. As […]
What Leonardo da Vinci Can Tell Us About STEM vs STEAM
While April 15 is generally known as Tax Day, it also is the birthday of one of history’s great inventors: Leonardo da Vinci. A pioneer in many fields, Leonardo da […]
How Instant Messaging & Shared Workspace Are Changing the Way We Work
Whatever your industry, you’ve probably found yourself needed in multiple places at once. If you’re strung out between interviews, meetings, and general day-to-day work, there just isn’t time to make […]
Why Sustainability is a Business’s Best Friend with KoAnn Skrzyniarz
It has been more than ten years since KoAnn Skrzyniarz combined her business background with her deep love and concern for our environmental and social future. Her goal? To reframe […]
Fort Lauderdale – Where Tech Works in the Cloud and Lives in the Sun
Perhaps best known for its beaches, tropical southeast Florida climate, and waterborne way of life, Greater Fort Lauderdale is also a growing hotbed of technology companies – and it has […]
Tiny House 101: Happiness, Sustainability, and Letting Go of Things
Many people today are choosing not to be tied down with a 30-year mortgage and a lawn to maintain – and are freer and happier as a result.
On the Road, Off the Grid
When it comes to technology, I’m a late bloomer. In spite of the fact that I grew up alongside the technological revolution, I spent a significant amount of time in […]
Beauty Is In The Eye of Chris Burkard
Chris Burkard, the photographer who has captured the attention of millions with his often oceanic and wild photos tells us about his adventurous life on the road and the gear […]
You Are What You Eat: Interview with Kimbal Musk
Kimbal Musk unapologetically wants to change the world. We all entertain these notions at times, but he is the rare individual who can actually accomplish such a lofty goal. His […]
Voice Acting All-Stars Open Up
“Ehh, what’s up, doc?” “D’Oh!” “I am vengeance. I am the night. I am Batman!” It’s more than likely that you read the previous few phrases in a specific voice. […]
The Emerging Threat of E-Waste
Technology and sustainability generally mesh together well. Smartphones and tablets have reduced the need for paper and ride-sharing carpool apps can help reduce pollution-friendly traffic by 75%, according to an […]
Bugging Out: How Insects are Hopping into the American Diet
“Yet these you may eat among all the winged insects which walk on all fours: those which have above their feet jointed legs with which to jump on the earth. […]
Wonderful’s World – Our Interview With Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary
Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary, AKA “Mr. Wonderful,” Doesn’t Mince Words. Get Ready for Some Tough Medicine From a Top Shark. Afterall, what would a show called Shark Tank be without […]
Star Wars Battlefront II’s Janina Gavankar Enjoys The Dark Side
Actress Janina Gavankar has been at the forefront of performance capture in the video game world, having worked on Ubisoft’s Far Cry 3 and now Electronic Arts’ Star Wars Battlefront […]
Fishing for a Better Future with RBFF
Believe it or not, fishing and boating have a profound impact on personal well-being. Time spent in the outdoors has been proven to lower anxiety, and boating is ranked in […]
Why Even Non-Techies Should Become Information Gurus
In the business world, information specialists are kind of like gold. They’re valuable, highly sought after, and incredibly hard to find. A small pool of talent is now “recognized globally […]
Human vs. Ping-Pong Robot!
One of the biggest innovations of the past few years has definitely been robots. Taking over industries such as security, food service, and even babysitting, robots definitely look to shake […]
Elon Musk And SpaceX Have Successfully Launched The Falcon Heavy
Elon Musk and SpaceX have successfully launched the Falcon Heavy rocket, the world’s most powerful rocket, only rivaled by the Saturn V rocket that brought astronauts to the moon nearly […]
Neil deGrasse Tyson Gets In The Game With Space Odyssey
Neil deGrasse Tyson has conquered books, radio, television, and even movies, showcasing his scientific prowess throughout. And now, the world-renowned astrophysicist is making a foray into the gaming world. He’s […]
How Technology Will Lower the Cost of Living
There’s no getting around the fact that life today is expensive. Expenses for basic needs — food, housing, and transportation — eat up at least half of the average income, […]
A Lawmaker’s Guide To The Galaxy
At the 2017 International Astronautical Congress, Elon Musk boldly announced his goal to land two rockets on Mars by 2022, then the first crews by 2024. As space settlements are […]
How Heather Blease Made Her Corporate Comeback
Heather Blease’s story is one containing lucrative highs, challenging lows, and a price tag in the millions. One day she was starting college and launching her career as an electrical […]
Josh Brolin Talks Firefighting, Marvel, and The Goonies
Josh Brolin has been a Hollywood staple since his big screen debut in The Goonies. While that film’s long-awaited sequel is stalled in the pipeline, Brolin is keeping busy. The […]
Far Cry 5 Brings Its Story Close to Home
If there is something that the Far Cry series has always succeeded in, it’s building elaborate and engaging worlds to explore. From game to game, players have been thrust into […]
Our Favorite Sci-Fi Movies of 2017
2017 had an incredible amount of film triumphs. From Oscar-nominated films such as Get Out and Dunkirk to critically acclaimed animated features such as Coco and The Lego Batman Movie, […]
Silicon Valley South West? The Arizona Tech Scene Is No Mirage
We look at the tech companies and organizations that are heating things up in Arizona which is quickly becoming the tech capital of the Southwest. Home of the Grand Canyon, […]
Jedi Bed?! Check Out This Mind-Controlled Bed By Reverie
It’s easy to forget how important our beds are. With how busy we can get during the day before finally coming home and crashing into bed (before spending the next […]
Chatting with Actress-Author Felicia Day
Actress Felicia Day has been an Internet pioneer who’s managed to split her time between Hollywood film and television work (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Eureka, Supernatural) and running her own […]
Internet of Things: Evolution of Technology
During the past few years, the Internet of Things has evolved from a term into a growing part of our lives. Still, we’ve only begun to tap the potential of […]
Capcom Giving Away $70,000 To Real-Life Monster Hunters
Recently, Capcom, the developers behind famed games such as Street Fighter, Resident Evil, and Mega Man, recently released the latest installment of the Monster Hunter series, Monster Hunter: World. And, […]
Making Waves – How Wave Machines Are Revolutionizing Surfing
Nothing quite beats surfing early in the morning – waking with the sun, feeling the first shock of cold water on your toes, watching the sunrise reflect off the water. […]
Elon Musk Sells Many “Boring” Flamethrowers
By now, you may have heard that Elon Musk, through his Boring Company, is now in the flamethrower business. The Boring Company was originally formed to build underground tunnels in […]
Real-Time Sports Analysis with Dr. Antonia Zaferiou
Not all biomedical researchers spend their days moving fungal samples into test tubes with pipettes and Petri dishes. Some are out in the field, strapping sensors onto sweaty baseball players […]
Winter’s Tail – How Winter The Dolphin’s Prosthesis Led to Incredible Innovation
“We were treating wounds that we’d never encountered before,” said trainer Abby Stone. “And you’re dealing with injuries that you really don’t have any reference for, from other cases…There were […]
InnoTech Arcade Looks At The Games We’re Excited to Play in 2018
2017 was an amazing year for gaming, with blockbuster titles such as Super Mario Odyssey and Horizon Zero Dawn pushing the limits of consoles and indie games such as Yooka […]
Silicon Valley’s Revenge On The Traditional Automotive Industry
The last time Silicon Valley proclaimed the end of the traditional automotive industry it didn’t go so well. In the late 1990s tech bubble, in the heyday of Pets.com and […]
Xbox and PS2 Games to Play in the Modern Age
Modern gaming is great. We get it. 2017 was an incredible year for video gaming and 2018 will be too. But, enough about that. Let’s return to our roots. Because, […]