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- Saturday 10:00 AM et/pt on CBS
- 6 Seasons, 152 Episodes
- September 27, 2014
- Documentary & Biography
- Cast: Mo Rocca, Alie Ward, Adam Yamaguchi, Albert Lawrence
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A women's rain boot stylishly keeps shoes dry; a tomato sorter; a folding origami hot drink cup with no plastic lid; general stores.
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Technology that lets firefighters see through smoke; replacing the needle with jet-injected medicine; an enzyme that can eat landfill plastic; the first car ever built.
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Emergency slides for buildings and schools; parking sensors for older cars; smart ski boots.
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Robots that grow as they slither along; wall shelves just for cats; French igloos housing homeless; when glass became artistic.
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The inventor of the Alinker bike that's changing the world for those with limited mobility; the school bus tracker cutting out waiting at bus stops; a shoe sole sensor keeping track of your feet; when tech began to aid accessibility.
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A crime-fighting tether trips up bad guys; the woman who started the blow-drying empire; window blinds that provide power; the history of the sawmill.
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A bot bakes fresh bread; a family builds an air cleaner; glasses that prevent motion sickness; the history of the station wagon.
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An innovator creates strong thread from spider DNA; a boxing robot; a tiny drone keeps soldiers safe; the sewing machine.
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A certain device can help lost individuals get saved; a heavily needled patch can help keep one healthy; turbine technology improves outdoor life; Mo Rocca explores the impact of lighting inventions.
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A device makes boats more stable when waves crash into them; a certain library offers access to high-tech tools; a design app is used to design future projects; Mo Rocca discusses the person who invented the toaster.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the shirt that inflates to a lifejacket, the sponge keeping your kitchen cootie-free, a hydrofoil water bike, and the history of watchmaking.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the woman who tames robots, keeping your phone clean with a box of light, the headset that describes sight for the blind, and how refrigerators came to our kitchens.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the creator of the jetfoil surfboard that rides high above the waves; the device pointing the way to friends lost in crowds or wilderness; the weeding robot keeping gardens growing their best; and the importance of the train caboose, bringing up the rear.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the 24-year-old woman designing the cars of our future; the man who created the standing desk; the fruit-picking robot that could change the future of produce; and the evolution of the printing press.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the start-up using drones to deliver lifesaving blood to difficult-to-reach villages in Africa; the bed fan that's a hot leg fan; 3D-printed bicycle tires that never go flat; and how the typewriter changed the history of communication.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the bright artist using the sun's rays to make an imprint on the world; the teens creating techie tents for the homeless; the handheld device saving lives by detecting peanuts and gluten in foods; and the task of moving historic structures to Detroit to keep for posterity.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us an inner-tube-like system saving homes from floods; the artistic baker using math to create her artistic pies; a French app maker keeping travelers safe by warning of high-crime areas to avoid; and the history of ham radios keeping the world connected.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the innovative artist turning folded paper into unbelievable sculpture; the company that turns used shipping containers into indoor farms; a new discovery to grow crops in deserts; and the historic home where the Wright Brothers grew up.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us how science is transforming spinach leaves into new heart tissue; how to deter burglars with a fog security system; how to turn cement pipes into compact housing; and when U.S. automakers became wartime plane makers.
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Host Mo Rocca shows us the jet hoverboard that flies over 100 miles per hour as high as 9,000 feet; 3D printed homes built in a day; the new food made from pond scum; and when the world transitioned from horses to cars.