To reduce concussions, Dartmouth now uses robotic tackle dummies during football practice
Two Dartmouth engineering students recently unveiled a robotic tackling dummy they hope can help reduce concussive injuries sustained by football players.
Watch: New Concussion trailer starring Will Smith tackles ugly NFL history
Will Smith's latest film, Concussion, explores Dr. Bennet Omalu's fight to get the NFL to recognize the danger of repeated head injury.
Android Wear smartwatches now work on iOS
Android Wear smartwatches will now work with iPhones, Google announced in a surprise blog post. All future Android Wear smartwatches will work with iPhones
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Gladiator suits, float tubes, and a giant robot
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
14 genius gadgets to keep you charged on the go
There are a ton of charging options available, from the palm-sized battery packs to candle-powered accessories. Here are a few of our current favorites.
Mutation-tracking blood test offers early detection of breast cancer relapse
Scientists have developed a DNA blood test that can determine whether a breast cancer patient is at risk for relapse even before physical signs are evident.
SmartHalo is a heavenly simple bike navigator and tracker that thwarts thieves
The SmartHalo navigator and tracker has no energy-intensive screens or annoying menus, and locks to your frame so you don't have to take it off to park.
LifeBeam and Lazer Sport unveil bio-sensing smart helmets at Eurobike 2015
Lazer Sport is adding LifeBeam's enhanced sensors into their new smart helmets for cycling. LifeBeam also has a smart helmet mod for existing headwear.
The Kick Varibike is a weird new ‘bicycle’ that you pedal with your hands
Varibike unveils Kick, a new hybrid scooter bicycle that uses arm power to supplement the bike's traditional kick mechanism of propulsion.
This airport is now offering happy meals to put customers in a better mood
London’s Gatwick Airport is embarking upon the ingenious (if it works) idea of offering their passengers literal “happy meals” full of happy hormones.
Cancer, Intel is coming for you with the Collaborative Cancer Cloud
Intel recently unveiled more details about its plan to fight cancer by way of the Collaborative Cancer Cloud.
You can now grow a human brain in a petri dish, or at least scientists can
A team of OSU researchers successfully grew a 99 percent complete human brain the size of a pencil eraser in a petri dish.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium: Automaker inks naming rights to Atlanta’s $1.2 billion venue
Mercedes-Benz has obtained the naming rights to the new Atlanta Falcons stadium.
No waves? Onean electric surfboards let you glide across flat water
Surfing isn't impossible without a wave. You just need a jet surfboard like one from the Onean line by Aquila Boards, made with built in electric motors.
Diabetes patients, Intarcia Therapeutics has great news for you
Diabetes patients, one matchstick-sized implant may soon change your life forever, and its name is Intarcia.
Ralph Lauren’s new smart Polo shirts combine fashion and technology
With Ralph Lauren's introduction of their new "smart" PoloTech shirt, high-tech fashion is now synonymous with high-fashion technology.
Move to the beat: This app creates workouts based on the tempo of your favorite songs
The One Song Workout app lets you pick your favorite track from your iTunes library and makes a workout to match the beat.
UK Department of Health finds e-cigs 95 percent less harmful than normal cigarettes
The U.K. Department of Health has issued a report that finds e-cigarettes considerably less harmful than their analog counterparts.
Two unannounced LG smartwatches show up at the FCC, one with pictures in tow
LG has two new smartwatches in the pipeline. The LG-VS110 and LG-VS200 recently passed through the FCC.
This strange new bike can be pedaled in six different ways
The bike doesn't change shape, the bike chain ring mod allows riders to change the pedal stroke, thereby activating different muscles.
Biking home from the bar? Only after you blow into this breathalyzer bike lock
When you don't want to come out and call it "The bike lock for alcoholics," you can call it the "Alcoho-Lock," and put your faith in the power of love.
Protect your fertility with Wireless Armour, the new smart underwear for men
Wireless Armour is underwear "that aims to protect male fertility against 99.9 percent of harmful electromagnetic radiation" from smartphones and laptops.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Armored socks, magnet tag, and VR in space
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
Google (Alphabet?) and DexCom are working on bandage-sized glucose monitor
Google has now announced a new partnership with glucose monitoring company Dexcom to develop a wearable glucose monitor.
Don’t just bike to work, bike at work for a more productive day
According to a new study, desks with pedals are the key to keeping employees healthier and more productive.
This app breaks down confusing medical data to help improve your heart health
Manage and take control of your heart health using the Hello Heart app for iOS and Android.
Listening to Mozart may actually prevent seizures, new study claims
According to researchers from Ohio State University, the music of Mozart and John Coltrane could prevent seizures among people with epilepsy.