Search results for

If you're a bicycle commuter, then you've probably been frustrated by traffic light sensors that can't detect your bike. Well, that's where the Veloloop comes in. It's designed to make those sensors think that your bike is a car.

A group of French hardware and software engineers who tired of having to spend precious time building streaming music playlists have created Prizm, which learns to play music based on the individual user tastes.

Back in April, we first heard about a 3D-printed UAV airframe that could be fabricated within 24 hours. Its recently-announced successor now features integrated electric ducted fan motors.

Toyota, the world's largest automaker, expands its boat line, revealing the Ponam-31. The "sports utility cruiser" puts a rather elegant cabin atop a hull that skips across the water by way of dual Land Cruiser engines.

Swiss company Dacuda is tapping into the growing trend of food pictures on social networks with an app for iPhones that enables users to take 3D shots of food. Called 3DAround, it combines sophisticated software and the iPhone's gyroscope to produce holographic imagery.

If you want to get a picture of wild dolphin populations' health, it's typically necessary to capture some of the animals and then obtain blood samples or skin biopsies. Soon, however, it may be possible to gather the same information using a device that samples their breath.

Even in a city that boasts an above-average proportion of quirky homes, Japan's S-House, by Japanese architect Yuusuke Karasawa stands out thanks to each of its facades being made from transparent glass.

Omate’s latest smartwatch rides the circular display wave of the LG G Watch R and Moto 360, but offers a design aimed specifically at women. Compatible with both iOS and Android, the new wearable is fashion accessory first, smartwatch second.

In addition to Android Lollipop, Google has introduced the first three devices to run the mobile operating system, the Nexus 6 phablet, Nexus 9 tablet and Nexus Player streaming media and gaming console.

The original inventor of the Scarpar has released new videos of his latest prototype – the twin-tracked, 125 cc Ungoverned powerboard – as it traverses grass, sand, rocks, fallen branches and even a couple of river crossings.

Two issues preventing the widespread uptake of electric vehicles are recharging time and lack of range. Now, scientists have shown one potential means of negating these issues. Their demonstration of electric power transfer via the car-wheel is claimed as the world's first.

Although solar panels are active while the sun is shining, they typically don't do much once the sun goes down. A newly-developed device, however, uses paraffin to store heat energy until it's needed.