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The LeadaHose aims to help keep your dog cool and reduce the hassle of washing it down after the inevitable rolls in the mud, with a leash that sports an integrated hose and connector.

Lizards have the ability to break off their own tail when attacked by a predator, and then regrow it. Scientists recently announced that they have cracked the code regarding that tail regrowth process, and are now hoping that it could be applied to the field of regenerative medicine.

Finger-prick tests to monitor blood glucose levels can be the bane of a diabetic's life. In a move that could put an end to such tests in the future, researchers at Princeton University have developed a non-invasive way to test blood glucose levels using a laser.

You might expect a major new sports stadium built in Silicon Valley to be super cutting edge – and you'd be right. The newly-built Levi's Stadium is home to the San Francisco 49ers. It seats 68,500 people and is one of the most technologically and environmentally innovative stadiums in the world.

Stealing a march on nature, BAE Systems’ Advanced Technology Centre is working on a “smart skin” that covers the fuselage of an aircraft with thousands of microsensors to send back a wide variety of detailed information in real time.

A great strength of 3D-printing in the field of medicine is the ability to provide low-cost implants molded to a patient's anatomy. Researchers have taken this technology one step further, loading these implants with medical compounds as a means of better targeted drug delivery.

The Internet of Things is turning the physical world into a digitally-connected ecosystem. Some objects have built-in connectivity, whilst others can be connected to the internet using attachable devices. Estimote Nearables are stickers that monitor location, motion and temperature data.

Kickstarter project runScribe aims to provide runners with an unparalleled level of data by accurately tracking the movement of their feet during the gait cycle.

Ralph Lauren clothing has been helping people look slick since 1967, but in the future it may also help you to keep fit. The company has announced a new Polo Tech shirt that monitors biological and physiological information of its wearer. It will be tested out at this year's US Open.

Recently in California, million dollar rides went on the auction block for record-breaking figures while classic cars drove about Pebble Beach’s 18th fairway unencumbered. But events like The Quail and the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion have proven equally engaging.

If you've ever had to separate different types of plastic for recycling, then you'll know how much it slows down the recycling process. A new system, however, identifies plastic types automatically.

Though colorful, primary color-toting franchise’s like Candy Crush Saga and Cut the Rope still reign supreme in the world of mobile games, some titles take a more refined approach to handheld platforms. Read on as Gizmag highlights five visually stunning mobile games.