Toyota wants your family to keep the wood-bodied Setsuna for a century
Largely built out of wood, the Toyota Setsuna is designed to stay in the same family for 100 years.
Can’t remember that movie? This AI video search helps find films from the details you know
This video AI will help you remember the name of that movie with that guy when you just can't remember the name.
Missed it by that much — UEFA to introduce goal-line technology in 2016
UEFA's Champions and Europa league finals will use goal-line technology this year, and will launch for official use throughout next year's season.
Make any surface into a synthesizer with the Remidi T8 wearable synth controller
The Remidi T8 is a musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) controller in a glove, allowing any surface to become a makeshift synthesizer.
JPay’s KA Lite education app for inmates helps rehabilitate prisoners
Beyond removing dangerous individuals from society, there is also a need for prisons to rehabilitate inmates, preparing them for life beyond the bars.
Proposed Utah legislation would allow cops to shoot down drones
Utah is not fooling around when it comes to drones. A recently introduced bill would designate certain drone activity as aerial trespassing.
DARPA’s VTOL X-Plane features 24 electric fans for vertical takeoff, fast flying
DARPA is cross-pollinating a helicopter and a plane for its vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) Experimental Plane program, also known as the VTOL X-Plane.
Thanks to a brain implant, these monkeys can control wheelchairs with their minds
Thanks to a brain implant, these monkeys can control wheelchairs with their minds. In the future, the technology could be used by paralyzed humans.
Keeping a dead family member’s DNA instead of ashes is the new funeral ritual
A Canadian biotech company is offering customers the chance to store their dead loved ones' DNA at home within a lightweight stainless steel capsule.
Researchers used geotagging and math to reveal the identity of the street artist Banksy
It's the perfect way to track serial killers, disease outbreaks, and of course, renowned yet highly secretive artists.
Polish chemists tried to make kryptonite and failed, but then made a huge discovery
Though chemists didn't actually see a bond in person, the team ran algorithms that allowed them to theorize the possibility of bonding krypton and oxygen.
Boeing is coming out with self-cleaning bathrooms using UV light
Boeing's introduction of self-cleaning toilets will doubtless elicit a sigh of great relief from germaphobes everywhere.
Orion spacecraft’s solar array passes first major hurdle
Airbus Defence and Space this week announced that it has successfully tested the solar array that will power the Orion spacecraft's European Service Module.
Sony launches Future Lab Program to get customer input on upcoming products
Sony is giving its customers a chance to be much more involved in its upcoming products with the launch of its Future Lab Program.
Connecticut may soon make it illegal to strap firearms onto drones
The Connecticut legislature will soon rule on two new laws that would make it a felony if anyone strapped a handgun or flamethrower to a quadcopter.
Europe's Sentinel-3A satellite sends back stunning first Image of Norway
The European Space Agency last month expanded its Copernicus program with the launch of its third Sentinel satellite.
This wearable boosts health & productivity by extending your restorative deep sleep phase
Rythm's Dreem headset improves daily performance by extending the restorative deep sleep phase. It is the world's first active sleep improvement wearable.
Dubai is building a $2.8 billion theme park
Dubai is about to bring out the kid in you, and it's going to cost $2.8 billion.
The Moov chair captures kinetic energy while you sit, uses it to charge your smartphone
A Dutch designer created a chair that can convert human energy into electricity in order to charge gadgets.
Kickstarter could make this antimatter propulsion system a reality
After years spent persuading scientists, Gerald Jackson and Steven Howe say they'll now turn to Kickstarter to fund their antimatter propulsion system.
NASA just gave Lockheed Martin $20M to build a supersonic passenger jet
NASA awarded a $20 million contract to Lockheed Martin to develop a silent supersonic aircraft under NASA's New Aviation Horizons initiative,
This guy claims he can hijack San Francisco’s $35,000 police drones from a mile away
Think drones are scary? Then you might not like the notion of hackable $35,000 police drones flying in your airspace.
This incredible business card has a built-in heart rate monitor and ECG display
MobilECG created a heart rate monitor that fits inside a business card. The product is just a toy, but it is drawing attention to affordable ECG tech.
Ikea is considering shipping furniture with eco-friendly ‘Mushroom Packaging’ instead of Styrofoam
Ikea might start shipping its famous flat-pack furniture with eco-friendly, fungus-grown packaging instead of polystyrene, which harms the environment.
Skype’s time at Slack may be done, service to push its own VOIP tools
Slack is looking to circumvent its integrated Skype add-on, by implementing its own VOIP chat function directly through Slack.
At last! This gadget lets you play streamed music without your phone
The Mighty Audio streamer, a portable music device that works with Spotify was greeted enthusiastically by backers of its Kickstarter campaign.
The latest Boston Dynamics video has inspired tons of ‘Robot Lives Matter’ parody videos
Parodies of Boston Dynamics abusing its robots, including the company's new and more-human Atlas are popping up all over the web. We're pissing off Skynet.
This VR t-shirt teaches anatomy by letting you virtually peer inside someone’s body
Virtuali-Tee is a VR-enabled t-shirt that gives kids an immersive anatomy lesson. The mobile app brings the 3D experience of a body adventure to life.