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Ohio-based healthcare startup Caring Things has joined the fledgling smart thermometer space with an ear bud-sized infrared thermometer that plugs directly into the audio jack of your smart phone.

Exploring comets, asteroids, and small moons can be difficult due to their low gravity that offers practially no traction for wheeled rovers. To overcome this, a team of engineers is developing Hedgehog, a completely symmetrical robot rover for low-gravity exploration that moves by hopping.

MAD Architects has created a thought-provoking vision for the future of LA's residential architecture in the form of a vertical-living, high-density urban village concept dubbed Cloud Corridor.

Turkish shipyard Nedship has teamed with Solarwave to create a new series of zero emission solar yacht designs. After nutting out the concept and spending four years testing the technology, the very first Solarwave 62' model is now approaching completion.

A recent study carried out by MIT has characterized the cleansing effect that raindrops have on our atmosphere in removing aerosol and other pollutants from the air.

Canon has developed a new CMOS sensor which packs a crazy 250-megapixels onto an APS-H-size (29.2 x 20.2 mm) sensor. The new sensor is said to be the world's highest resolution CMOS sensor for its size.

For the customer whose daily routine involves the threat of being shot at or bombed, but whose taste doesn't run to presidential limousines, Land Rover's first fully armored vehicle – the Range Rover Sentinel – might fit the bill.

According to Vancouver, Washington-based engineer Jay Small, waterproof cycling gloves have a hard time keeping out the rain while also letting the sweat escape. His solution? Use regular dry-weather gloves, and his DriBarz handlebar fairing.

What's more fun than camping? Bringing a trailer full of toys with you and spending your days playing outside and nights sleeping under the stars. The new Patriot TH610 gives you a flatbed on the back of a pop-up camping trailer.

Aira is a “mobile massage suite” that helps work your tired back muscles while you’re out and about. Perhaps the best part is that no one will even know you’re wearing it because it looks like an average hoodie.

It's been a busy few days at the IFA exhibition in Berlin, and in amongst the plethora of new products announced is this Spark fitness watch from TomTom. Its focus is on combining locally stored music with your workouts, so you can leave your phone at home when you need to.

At IFA, Neato Robotics is showing the latest dust-sucker to join its Botvac line. The Botvac Connected, as the name suggests, packs Wi-Fi connectivity for control from a user's smartphone.