Inventor and jet fighter pilot, Yves Rossy, flies over the Grand Canyon with small jet engines attached to a wing on his back. He flew at speeds of 205 mph (330 km) for eight minutes.

Oganovo is a San Diego based company with a new invention that creates living human tissue. The technology builds cells into three-dimensional structures such as human organs.

Ben Gulak received a 1.2 million dollar investment for his dicycle invention. An electric one-wheeled cycle that transforms into a conventional motorcyle.

The smartbox is a new invention for vehicles. It's similar to the black box for airplanes. It records everything about your vehicle and is being used by insurance companies to reduce your insurance.

Scientists at the University of California can control flying beetles with implanted transmitters and cameras. The cyborg bugs could be used for surveillance and search operations.

A new invention called PalmSecure, reads the veins in our hands for identification. Vein patterns are unique for each individual - similar to our fingerprints. Vein recognition is purportedly less expensive and easier than other forms of identification.

Albert Einstein invented an eco-friendly refrigerator in 1930. His refrigerator invention doesn't require electricity, has no moving parts, and doesn't use harmful gases.

Inventor, Dr. Jeffrey Olsen, has invented a technology for improving light amplification in our eyes. He uses nanotechnology to implant quantum dots into the retina, which makes images brighter and clear.

The neodymium magnet is an invention that produces powerful magnetic fields. The magnetic power in relation to the size of these magnets makes them ideal for use in a wide range of devices. But keep them away from children.

This new invention is a hair-thin, stick-on electronic tattoo. It uses advanced micro-processing components to wirelessly monitor all kinds of information about your body.

This invention is a flying robot that can juggle ping-pong balls without seeing them. It uses mathematical calculations to determine the location of the balls and then moves to strike them.

Inventors Julie and Scott Brusaw have invented an intelligent highway system made from solar panels. The Federal Highway Administration is financing their research and General Electric has awarded them an innovations grant.

Inventor, Aiden Dwyer, created a solar tree that uses photovoltaic leaves to convert sunlight into electricity. Trees are designed to maximize exposure to sunlight and Dwyer's invention is 20% to 50% more efficient than flat solar panels.

Solar paint could power our vehicles. A technological breakthrough in nanotechnology makes it possible for anything exposed to sunlight to be painted for power.