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In less than a year, electrochromic sunglasses have gone from being experimental to an actual product, with Ctrl announcing its Ctrl One cycling glasses just this month. Should you prefer multi-use electronically-tinting sunglasses, however, you might want to get yourself a pair of Skugga shades.

A Taiwanese startup believes its smart water fountain for cats will overcome feline finickiness when it comes to drinking water. Better yet, it syncs with a tag on your cat's collar and an app on your smartphone to keep you up to speed on your feline friend's water intake.

To provide deep sea environmental monitoring, Britain's NOC and others are developing the BRIDGES Glider – an first ultra-deep-sea robot glider is capable of reaching 75 percent of the world's oceans to depths of up to 5,000 m (16,400 ft).

Philips has opened a new facility for developing LED "light recipes" for indoor farming. The GrowWise City Farming research center will be used to study how light can maximize the quality and yield of different crops. The aim is to help producers grow tasty and healthy food indoors all year round.

Unfortunately, because tooth-grinding occurs when we're sleeping, many people don't even realize they're doing it. That could be about to change, however, thanks to the development of a bruxism-detecting mouth guard.

What happens and an astronaut needs surgery millions of miles from the nearest hospital? To seek answers, a surgical team recently carried out an operation on a simulated patient under weightless conditions.

It's easy to see the Samsung Galaxy S6 Active as a niche device for outdoorsy types, but we see it as an ideal complement to the Galaxy S6 – offering a few compromises but also a few advantages. We go hands-on to compare the two Galaxy handsets.

The Dot claims the title of "world's smallest Bluetooth headset," but sacrifices battery life in order to achieve its reported dimensions of only 13.8 by 21 mm (0.54 by 0.83 in) and weight of 3.5 g (0.12 oz).

Adidas has teamed with Parley for the Ocean to create footwear from trash harvested from the world's oceans. The initiative was launched during a talk at the UN and Adidas has created a prototype of the shoe. The real thing is expected to launch later this year.

Two of the most relaxing contraptions on Earth just got together and had an odd but potentially awesome lovechild. The new HydroHammock delivers a hot tub in the air.

It's been about almost two years since Beyoncé last visited Melbourne, but her influence can still be felt in mainland Australia's southernmost capital. Don't believe us? Well, maybe a 68-story skyscraper bearing her famous curves will convince you otherwise.

A beercycling project dubbed "From piss to pilsner" invited beer-swigging live music lovers at last week's Roskilde Festival to leave deposits for local farmers to use as fertilizer for barley crops grown to make beer.