The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation: 1x11
Salmon Cannon
Host Mo Rocca shows us the invention that shoots spawning salmon over man-made obstructions as they swim upstream; Noah Webster Home, where the first American dictionary was written; the inventor of a soccer ball that generates plug-in power; and the last generation to know some of the world’s greatest inventions.
1 - 1Microscopic Windmills Sep. 27, 2014
1 - 2Medical MacGyver Oct. 04, 2014
1 - 3Voice Magic of Auto-Tune Oct. 11, 2014
1 - 4Algae Girl Oct. 18, 2014
1 - 5Hollow Flashlight Girl Oct. 25, 2014
1 - 6Aging Software Nov. 01, 2014
1 - 7Nano Clothes Nov. 08, 2014
1 - 83D-Printed Food Nov. 15, 2014
1 - 9Armband Mouse Nov. 22, 2014
1 - 10Facial Recognition and Shopping Nov. 29, 2014
1 - 11Salmon Cannon Dec. 06, 2014
1 - 12Three Under 20 Dec. 13, 2014
1 - 13Electric Paint Dec. 20, 2014
1 - 14Solar Roads Dec. 27, 2014
1 - 15Snake Robot Jan. 03, 2015
1 - 16Wrist Air Conditioner Jan. 10, 2015
1 - 17Pocket Printer Jan. 17, 2015
1 - 18Liter of Light Jan. 24, 2015
1 - 19Inventor of Email Jan. 31, 2015
1 - 20Penguin Chick Bot Feb. 07, 2015
1 - 21Science Restaurant Feb. 14, 2015
1 - 22Robot Birds Feb. 21, 2015
1 - 23Shiver Shield Mar. 07, 2015
1 - 24Chairless Chair Feb. 28, 2015
1 - 25Tiny Homes Mar. 07, 2015
1 - 26Electric Soccer Ball Mar. 14, 2015