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The Red Rocket Travel Slider is a lightweight portable camera slider for film-makers on the go.

Gizmag gets down and dirty with Realtouch, a USB-connected male pleasure machine that brings porn and cam girl sessions into the 4th dimension.

The Billboard House is a simple home built onto the back of a billboard in Mexico City to temporarily house an artist while she works on a new hand-painted advertisement.

The United States Air Force’s 2nd Bomb Wing has made its first live run with a new Lockheed Martin Sniper pod installed on the wing of a B-52H Stratofortress.

Rally driver Ken Block has revealed the car that he will be piloting in his upcoming Gymkhana video, and it's a big departure from those featured before. Instead of using a modern hatchback, Block's new "Hoonicorn" car is a 1965 Ford Mustang with an 845 hp (630 kW) V8.

Though the majority of recent wearables take the form of watches or smart bands, BioSensive Technologies is taking a different approach, creating the world’s first smart earring. The Ear-o-Smart may look like traditional earlobe jewelry, but is designed to function as a fitness tracker.

Between potting parsley and tending to tomatoes, a vegetable patch requires a fair bit of work and even more know how. The MEG Open Source Greenhouse is designed to tap into the collective knowledge of green-thumbs around the world, with an internet-connected indoor microclimate.

Sesame is a system designed specifically for users with only limited or no use of their hands. The device pairs head tracking software with some familiar hardware with the goal of bringing smartphone functionality to those who would otherwise be unable to make use of it.

Most people generally think of water and sweat as being things that hinder the effectiveness of sunscreen. According to Shiseido, however, its newly-developed WetForce technology not only keeps water from compromising sunscreen, but actually uses it to help block UV rays.

It seems fitting that a museum with subject matter that's as aspirational as human rights, should be similarly aspirational in design. The newly-opened Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) is just that. The building is a mix of cutting edge design, construction, accessibility and sustainability.

Cycling can be a precarious activity, especially in the dark. A new cycle path designed by Studio Roosegaarde, however, aims to make cycling in the dark a touch safer, whilst introducing an artistic element. The Van Gogh-Roosegaarde in Eindhoven glows in the dark to show cyclists the way.

Science may be entering a golden age of climate modeling as high-resolution simulations of the global climate become possible and local extreme weather events in particular get more accurately simulated.