Bullet is the world’s smallest LED flashlight so you’re never lost in the dark again
Bullet is the world's smallest LED flashlight, designed to be the perfect size for your everyday carry with tech that will last a lifetime.
Makerbot aims to fix the one big problem with its 3D printers
Makerbot's new Smart Extruder+ enhances 3D printer performance over extended periods of time, since the extruder is the most critical part of the printer
Anthony Bourdain and a master bladesmith forged a katana-style chef’s knife out of meteorite steel
Master bladesmith Bob Kramer melts a meteorite to make the perfect chef's knife for Anthony Bourdain in the style of ancient Japanese samurai katanas
Sleepion is a three-in-one sensory stimulator that promises to put you to sleep
Sleepion is a three-in-one sensory device that promises to put you to sleep by stimulating hearing, vision, and smell in a soothing 45-minute cycle.
New glowing dye safely allows doctors to see beneath your skin
Stanford researchers have developed a glowing dye for use under patients' skin that is finally both fluorescent and water soluble.
Airbus’ newest planes fight jetlag with LED trickery and more humidity
Airbus has engineered the A350 XWB to fight jet lag while you fly with 16.7 million LED light options and higher humidity levels in the passenger cabin.
Scientists have developed a super-fast water purification method that’s inspired by Febreze
Cyclodextrin is what lets Febreze capture odors in the air, and it is now being used as a purifying filter to trap contaminants from polluted water sources
This augmented reality comic book offers a glimpse at the future of storytelling
Modern Polaxis is an augmented reality comic book that integrates AR technology with visual storytelling to create a high-tech reader experience.
Scientists have developed a new salt-filled asphalt that prevents ice from forming on roads
A Turkish research team has created salt-embedded asphalt material that releases de-icing salts over time to keep roads clear and safe.
SmartCap monitors brainwaves in machinery workers and truck drivers to keep them alert
SmartCap is a fatigue management tool for anyone using heavy machinery. It scans brainwaves to keep miners, drivers, and shift workers alert and awake.
Stuck with a dumb display? AirBar Brings Touch Functionality to Any PC Screen
AirBar is a slim USB attachment that creates a light field in front of your PC display. It turns any regular display into a fully functional touch screen.
Turn your DNA into a scarf with Dot One, a DNA analysis company that made art from genetic code
Dot One analyzes the .1 percent of DNA that makes each human a unique individual. Through a visual analysis, they can turn your genetic sequence into art.
Kelly Slater just unveiled the best artificial wave park the world has ever seen
The Kelly Slater Wave Company has created a completely artificial wave that actually barrels, unlike any before it.
SpongeBath keeps your kitchen sponge almost 100-percent germ-free
SpongeBath is a dual function sponge holder and sanitizer solution. Its Continuous Cleaning system keeps kitchen sponges free from harmful germs.
Engineers are building solar balloons that float above the clouds for constant sun
Moving solar parks into the open skies allows for undiluted access to sunlight, and eliminates the problem of cloud coverage when it comes to solar power.
TableAir is an LED-studded standing desk you can control with a wave of your hand
TableAir is a motorized, adjustable standing desk that adjusts with just a wave of the hand. Sensors allow you to raise and lower the desk to exact heights.
Australia built a $225K robotic water cannon to keep human firefighters out of harm’s way
TAF 20 is a firefighting robot that keeps human rescue workers safer by neutralizing dangerous situations where firefighters would be at great risk.
PREMISS is a tiny no-charge temperature sensor that pulls its power from the air
PREMISS is a the world's smallest temperature sensor, and it never needs to plug into a power source because it pulls its energy from radio waves.
This wallet-sized cypher card lets you generate endless secure passwords that you can actually remember
Qwertycard is a wallet-sized plastic card whose one-of-a-kind codes let you generate secure passwords that are unique for every site you use.
Sevenhugs’ Smart Remote wants to replace the phone as your home’s control panel
Sevenhugs' Smart Remote uses lamp socket modules to register the specific location of any device, and identify what gadget the user is indicating.
Futuristic hydrogel bandages use sensors to deliver medicine to all the right places
A team of MIT engineers have developed a smart bandage that is made of hydrogel and can deliver medication to the body based on temperature sensors.
Korean scientists have developed a legitimate 3D hologram you can view from any angle
Researchers in Korea have developed the world's first real, floating, three-dimensional hologram in the form of a Rubik's Cube.
Brilliant new condom fights HIV infection with an antioxidant-embedded hydrogel
A new non-latex, low-cost condom is made from a hydrogel polymer embedded with a plant based antioxidant that actively fights HIV infection.
Motus is a digital instrument you play with hand gestures and body movements
Motus is a handheld gesture device that makes it easy for anyone to make music based on motion controls. Choose from air violin, shakers, synths, and more.
With just a few pictures of your feet, Wiivv can make you a pair of custom 3D printed insoles
Wiivv has raised $3 million in seed funding to bring custom 3D printed insoles to mass market production, all based on scans you take from your smart phone.
World’s first ‘bionic knee brace’ returns energy to your joints to boost leg strength
Levitation is the world's first bionic knee brace. The brace increases endurance and enhances performance by returning stored energy to the joint.
Epson’s new paper recycler uses waste paper to create fresh sheets right in your office
PaperLab keeps paper recycling in-house to cut down on logistical costs and natural resources that are overused in traditional recycling processes.
These new Japanese noodles are low-cal, gluten-free, and … made from trees
Omikenshi Co. is Japan's number two rayon manufacturer, and they're using the textile process to create gluten-free noodles from trees and the konjac plant.
New algorithm can predict relationship success based on your tone of voice
An algorithm can predict the success or failure of a relationship based on changes in each partner's tone of voice while in couples therapy.
Vibrating SmartCane uses ultrasonic ranging to help the visually impaired detect obstacles
The SmartCane device sits atop a standard folding cane, and uses ultrasonic ranging to more accurately detect obstacles at greater distances.
This ridiculously awesome motion simulator is suspended in mid air by a series of cables
The Cable Robot Simulator facilitates a whole new level of VR experience with free range motion and gravitational acceleration of up to 1.5g.
Before silicon gets under your skin, get it etched on top with a Tech Tat
Tech Tats are temporary, adhesive sensor systems that can read vital signs and more to provide detailed health information.
Ford’s ‘Drug Driving Suit’ simulates what its like to drive while you’re high as a kite
Ford's Drug Driving Suit simulates impairments to awareness, coordination, and reaction time in order to promote sober road safety.
New graphene production technique is 100x cheaper than other methods
A new graphene production process developed at Glasgow University could finally make this super-material affordable and available.