List of Innovative Ideas Nanostructured glass storage device The ability of nanostructured glass to save and store digital data provides an option to store the data safer and longer. The system offers up to 360 Terabyte capacity for storage with thermal stability 1000C. Artificial blood vessels Duke University scientists have developed a way in which artificial blood vessels can be created to conduct alternative medicine trials without involving humans. The vessels are smaller than their prototypes. This allows them to build much faster. Respiratory Sound Visualizer The application is created based on a mathematical formula that was derived from the breathing patterns of eight hundred patients with respiratory disorders. The program can compare the breathing sound of the patient and the sounds in the database to come up with a diagnosis. Damaged Food Sensors The damaged food sensors created by the MIT scientists can detect food products that have gone bad and prevent blood-borne illnesses as well as reduced food waste. Electric Clothes Physicians from Wake Forest University have developed clothing made from a special fabric that converts differences of temperature within the clothing into electricity, so a person can easily power a Kindle or an MP3 player. The Morning Multi-Tasker Since screens confine laptops and tablets to a screen, the Frog corporation has decided to create an “Iron Man” inspired platform that can turn an entire room into a big screen. Synthetic Alcohol The Imperial College London scientists are working on a formula for a new type of alcohol – synthetic alcohol that will not cause hangovers or any other issues linked to drinking. It will take a form of a flavorless additive that one can put into a non-alcoholic drink. Teeth that Think The Princeton and Tufts researchers are developing a tooth sensor that can alert the user in case of any dental issues and also notify a dentist on a problem so that there is pressure on a patient to book an appointment. The sensor has already been used for the identification of saliva bacteria linked to cancer. Sleep Mining A small sensor worn during sleep can detect and diagnose diseases in their early stages as well as keep an eye on the patient’s health overall. The technology can look for schizophrenia, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and other disease symptoms in the brain. Depression Blood Test Since the scientists detected blood molecules that relate to depression. Thus, the Ridge Diagnostics scientists are working on a special test that determines biological markers that affect depression. The CSI Cleaning Products Harvard University researchers are developing household products for easier cleaning. For instance, when a cleaning spray hits the surface, it will bind the bacteria and turn a color that designates the bacteria type. The Endless Gardner With the use of wireless soil sensors and equipment linked to GPS gardeners will be able to find out which exact spots will need attention. Currently, scientists are working on a technology for gardeners to detect bug infestations of any soil deficiencies. Robo-Petting Since petting an animal has proven to reduce blood pressure and release endorphins, scientists have created hypoallergenic “smart fur” that mimics the reaction of a live animal for those who are in hospitals or have an allergic reaction to real animal fur. T