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The firm behind CubeSensors has launched a new trio of home sensors designed to improve your health, productivity and sleep. The Koto smart sensors, which are currently funding on Indiegogo, also feature IFTTT compatibility.

While it's important for all of us to stay hydrated, it's particularly important for athletes. That's why a Virginia-based startup has created SMRT Mouth. It's a mouthguard that measures the wearer's hydration levels, and alerts coaches if they're getting too low.

A Super Blood Moon is on the horizon. On the 27th of September, if the weather stays clear, stargazers around the globe are in for a treat. But if you want to photograph it, you’ll need to do a bit of planning. And thinking.

First-person action titles sound like a perfect fit for VR, but their fast-paced movement can lead to nausea. In one of the coolest VR demos we've seen so far, Epic Games showed a brilliant workaround.

Unmanned aerial vehicles could replace people in monitoring forest regeneration projects in the tropics, with consequent savings in time and money as well as much-improved data collection. Drone-based monitoring could also spread conservation efforts to new regions, thereby curbing deforestation.

​London's Bert and May Group recently launched a series of clever prefabricated box homes, which take as little as one day to set up. The fully-functional tiny dwellings boast a rustic appeal, eco-friendly materials, structural insulation and a green roof.

Apple is positioning its new iPad Pro as a lightweight productivity machine, but where does that leave this year's ultra-light, almost-tablet-like MacBook? We pit these two Apple gadgets against each other in the categories that matter most.

Trying to find a parking space in a city center isn't just frustrating at times, but can also waste time, cost money and result in needless tailpipe emissions. Bosch has revealed a system where sensors at parking spaces are used to inform drivers where they can park.

Although we've already seen various illuminated turn indicators for bicycles, the fact is that cyclists should still also be using traditional hand signals. That's where the TurnCycle comes in. It uses the rider's hand signals to automatically activate a separate LED turn indicator.​

Mealworms, it turns out, can survive on a diet of Styrofoam. With that in mind, scientists at Stanford University have now determined that mealworms can break the difficult-to-recycle plastic foam down into a biodegradable waste product.​

Fresh observations of surface features known as recurring slope lineae (RSL) appear to have confirmed the presence of liquid water on Mars. The evidence of surface water has implications for future manned mission to the Red Planet.

Scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have developed a new technology called ITAG, which is designed to place instruments on squid, jellyfish to provide detailed information about the animals and their habitat.