MIT Student invention Archives – The Green Optimistic

MIT Student Builds Electricity-Free Cooling Technology

Mila Luleva — Tue, 28 Apr 2015 17:52:09 +0000

Evaptainers is a portable cooling system, which runs solely on water and sunlight- no electricity or toxic chemicals needed. Keeping things cool is often considered kind of a given by many of us. Regardless of how many articles are written and appeals are filed in order to raise awareness of electricity consumption, pollution, and the effects on our […]

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MIT Students 3D Print Ice Cream, But Is It Green?

Mila Luleva — Thu, 17 Jul 2014 09:31:51 +0000

Ever since 3D printing hype began to grow, scientists have been questioning the claim that the process is environmentally friendly. However, while this debate is still ongoing, 3D printing technology is bombarding us with incredible results. The technology holds a great potential to form the basis of a green industrial revolution. Initially used in manufacturing objects, […]

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The Bullet – Electric Unicycle Built By an Inventive MIT Student (Video)

Mike Sandru — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 16:46:23 +0000

People all over the world are taking their own initiative in what the protection of the environment is concerned and try to come up with their own “green” ideas. Take Stephan Boyer for example, an inventive MIT student who has built “The Bullet”: an electric unicycle, semi self-balanced and reaching up to 15 miles per […]

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