BenQ's new display doesn't invite peeking from outsiders
BenQ's new Zowie display comes complete with light screens and the ability to brighten dark areas to give you an edge in your competitive play.
Planning your next flight? Let Lufthansa's friendly new chatbot help out
Meet Mildred, a new tool offered by Lufthansa that promises to search for the cheapest flights departing in the next nine months.
When silent mode isn’t enough, seal your phone in the signal-killing Pause box
When a user put her phone into the box and closes the lid, Pause interferes with radio waves. That means no signals get through.
3D printing will correct your smile from the comfort of your own home
The world’s “first digital brand for your smile” is offering custom-made invisible aligners you can be fitted for from the comfort of your own home.
Facebook’s new modular switch will help its data centers cope with video load
Facebook is strengthening its global data centers with the launch of a 100-gigabit, second-gen modular switch platform, dubbed "Backpack."
Snake robots will crawl up your nose to help surgeons perform surgery on you
Does the idea of a snake robot which enters your body via your nose sound like the stuff of nightmares? Well, it could soon be an everyday occurrence.
These smart customizable e-sneakers have real sole
Kitted out with embedded sensors and flexible LED screens, the high-tech Vixole trainers let users personalize their shoes using embedded flexible displays.
T-Mobile’s parent company is developing an anti-drone defense system
T-Mobile's parent company, Deutsche Telekom, is reportedly developing a system capable of detecting errant drones.
Nanoloop cart converts original gameboys into synthesizers
Adding a simple cartridge from Nanoloop to your original Game Boy could turn it into an extremely functional synthesizer.
Astronomers capture spectacular image of a ‘tsunami’ in the night sky
The spiraling structure created from the interacting galaxies has offered astronomers new insight into galaxy collisions.
Military tests direct brain stimulation to improve multitasking performance
Stimulating brains with external electrodes shows promise for increasing military personnel cognitive performance in high-stress multitasking situations.
MIT researchers make buildings smart enough to ‘sense’ internal damage over time
MIT researchers have developed a model that analyzes ambient vibrations and uses these insights to monitor buildings for damage or mechanical stress.
GoPro Karma will fly again after recall, company says
GoPro's Karma Drone will return to the skies sometimes this year. The company says the drone, recalled for mid-flight power failure, is finishing testing.
Lumo cycling jacket is loaded with lights to keep you more visible on evening rides
The Lumo cycling jacket is both stylish and safe. It uses embedded LED lights to make the wearer more visible out on the road.
Digital will lets people leave behind more than just their worldly possessions
A new smart will service wants to offer customers the chance to create a document that doesn't just deal with finances, but also your digital legacy.
Las Vegas streetlight harness the power of solar energy and your footsteps
Sin City plans to harness the kinetic energy of pedestrian traffic to power a new generation of clean-energy streetlights.
3D-printed robot's only job is to pass the butter, mourn its wasted life
'Rick and Morty' fan Andre Bella uses 3D printing and an RC vehicle to bring one of the show's many memorable jokes -- a butter-passing robot -- to life.
Stomach implant enables cows to swipe right when they’re in heat
A cow's stomach sensor implant measures and reports temperature, activity levels, and rumen pH so vets and herd managers can track health and fertility.
From home or hospital to destination, self-driving system now includes scooters
A comprehensive self-driving system has been demonstrated in cars, golf carts, and now scooters. The achievement marks a milestone for autonomous vehicles.
If you can fit it in your pocket, you can 3D print it with the PocketMaker
A team of Chinese entrepreneurs developed the PocketMaker 3D, a printer with a price tag so low that almost anyone can afford it.
Cisco has plans to support the creation of 100 smart cities in India
Cisco wants to bring its networking hardware, software, and expertise to India, where it plans to augmented 100 cities with connected systems.
Newly developed AI system can accurately judge a book by its cover
Researchers at Japan’s Kyushu University have trained a neural network to be able to predict which genre a book falls into simply by studying its cover.
Can tech reduce our regrets? AI platform promises to help groups make better decisions
RobotVote draws on the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to guide groups of participants toward the best possible decisions.
Robots may be responsible for a lot of the election coverage you’re reading
Publications like the New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, NBC, Yahoo News and the non-profit Pro Publica, use robot-journalists to write the news.
Lightmode’s helmet kits make you look like a Tron cast member
LightMode's customizable helmet kits let riders make their own light designs, giving gear that stolen-from-the-Tron-set look.