'Smart bricks' that recycle wastewater, generate electricity being developed
Thanks to a new endeavor coordinated by Newcastle University, the materials with which we construct our buildings may be the future in green architecture.
At this restaurant the chef is a 3D printer
At Food Ink, the main draw isn’t even the food, but the way in which it’s made. You see, everything at this London concept restaurant is 3D-printed.
Samara is Airbnb's new project to take on the challenge of urban planning
Airbnb is taking on a new challenge by starting a brand new division called Samara. It's first project is to reinvigorate a small Japanese town.
Never spill your wine again with the Pointer wine glass and its metal stake
Meet the Pointer, a wine glass with a metal stake to help it stay upright at all times.
You can stay in a Muji model home in Japan for free for two years if you win this contest
Muji will choose one phenomenally lucky person for a two-year rent-free stay, in a brand-new model home in the seaside town of Kamakura, Japan.
Get a full view of your home with Smanos’ UFO Panoramic Wi-Fi HD Camera
Smanos has just unveiled its new UFO Panoramic Wi-Fi HD Camera on Indiegogo.
'Revolutionary' QuadRKT drone can fly both vertically and horizontally
The QuadRKT is branded as a "revolutionary new drone" with both horizontal and vertical flight capabilities.
Theranos, under fire for mail-order blood testing, launches a box to do it at home
Theranos has announced a new blood-testing device at the annual meeting of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry in Philadelphia.
Coffee costing you too much? EU spending $1.8M to create more efficient espresso machine
Think your coffee addiction is an expensive habit? You have no idea. The EU is spending $1.8 million to make an efficient espresso machine.
Dive into Salvage Supperclub by eating in a dumpster, saving food from waste bin
Freeganism never looked this good. If you thought dumpster diving was only for the destitute, think again. Salvage Supperclub is setting the record straight
Google and GSK just had a baby company — Galvani Bioelectronics
Google's having another child company, and this time, it's co-parent is GalaxoSmithKline. Meet Galvani Bioelectronics.
Cancer is at least 1.7 million years old, as per a new fossil discovery
Humanity's battle against cancer has been ongoing for a very, very long time. At least 1.7 million years to be exact.
Did you sleep on a $16,000 bed as a kid?
Your child's bed, or your child's college fund? No seriously, that's the trade-off you might need to consider if you buy from Circu.
The ESA is sending a 21st-century message in a bottle to Polaris
Just think of it as the 21st century version of a message in a bottle. The ESA is sending a message out to Polaris.
Researchers say drones may be the saving grace of dolphins and whales
A new application of drone technology seeks to aid the whale and dolphin populations of Hawai'i by creating more accurate lists of the mammals' pods.
This is the eye exam of the 21st century — meet the SVOne from Smart Vision Labs
Meet SVOne Enterprise, a new device from Smart Vision Labs that's making eye exams easier than ever.
Prospera wants to use AI to bring agriculture into the 21st century
Thanks to machine learning company Prospera, one of man's oldest practices will be made new by way of Propsera's AI based solutions.
CTRL XC sunglasses change tint in 1/10 of a second so you’re always glare-free
Meet the CTRL XC sunglasses, heralded as "the world's most advanced and fastest tint changing glasses for mountain biking, extreme sports, and leisure."
