GADGETS - TECH NEWS

	11 Airport Tech Tips To Help You While You're Traveling
	Travel much? Then you'll need to know these airport tech tips, since, you and I probably can't live more than a day without any tech in our lives. Check out the list of tips below. Hopefully, it's helpful! 1. Scan your passport and other documents o...
	Body Odor Study Could Revolutionize The Airport Security Industry
	New research from a team of Spanish scientists has found that body odor is not just a shockingly accurate biometric identifier, but could potentially change the way security checkpoints work. The findings from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid showe...
	New Airport Scanning Method Can Tell if A Liquid Is Safe to Pass Or Not [VIDEO]
	You may not have to worry about throwing your water bottle away at the airport because scientists have figured out a new type of detection technology that could give airports the tools they need to tell if a liquid is a threat or not. The reason fo...
	Heathrow Airport Might Use Tightrope Walkers To Change Its Lightbulbs
	Heathrow's Terminal Five is an architectural wonder. So much that to change a light bulb, they have to employ acrobats to do so. The Telegraph reports that Heathrow officials are examining the unusual alternatives to the issue after realizing that u...
	Will We Be Seeing LED Carpets in Airports in The Future?
	Philips has announced a partnership with flooring manufacturer Desso to produce a light transmissive LED powered carpet that can be used to display directions, messages or even glowing designs. Imagine this in airports! A glowing carpet would help f...
	This Bomb Was Made From Stuff You Can Buy After Passing Airport Security [VIDEO]
	YouTube contributer Terminal Cornucopia says he constructed a home made "FRAGGuccino" from stuff you can buy from airport terminal kioks. It's a bomb! Made up of a stainless steel coffee mug, a Li-ion AA battery, Axe Body Spray, a condom and a bot...
	Researchers Make Airport Announcements And Broadcasts Clearer But Softer
	It can be difficult to hear the chimes and announcements in an airport sometimes. So a team of researchers from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland have come up with a way to make speech blasted over a loudspeaker that's easier to understand fr...