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The LiveSaver Bottle was invented to create local, sterile water in situations where the water may be contaminated thus preventing diarrheal illnesses. It will filter down to 15 nm which also eliminates viruses.

To learn more about the product, see lifesaversystems.com.

The AmbiCycle is a patent-pending device for the nimble and rapid transport of a patient. The purpose of the device is to augment traditional means of patient movement for remote or rural settings, dense urban environments where normal traffic flow is impaired, third world use lacking infrastructure, disaster settings (hurricane evacuations, mass casualty), and battlefield use.

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Austin is one of a few cities in the USA with motorcycle EMS crews. The video is below.

CBS Evening News reported on Miami motorcycle medics that can respond to emergencies more quickly than standard ambulances.

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=631108n

SEATTLE - Mayor Greg Nickels announced today his plan to create a motorcycle medic team in 2008. Under the mayor’s budget proposal, Seattle firefighter paramedics will take to the streets on motorcycles for a two-year pilot program to study the effectiveness of such a medic team. Other cities, such as Miami and Pittsburgh, have found motorcycles are able to get through congested traffic faster than ambulances or medic units, thereby speeding response to emergencies.

An elegant, inexpensive solution to a global problem: Adaptive Eyewear has created a pair of glasses that can be altered to adjust to almost any corrective settings. The glasses work by injecting or removing fluid from the lens, thus altering the focus. The glasses were invented by Dr. Joshua Silver, and the company mission is to fulfill the vision correction needs of underserved populations in the developing world.

Check them out at http://www.adaptive-eyewear.org/home/.