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The m.e. pocket audio booster is designed to make audio bigger, clearer and more defined, no matter what gear you have in (or on) your ears. The listening experience is said to be like sitting in the front row of a live concert.

A robotic glove that was originally designed for use on the ISS has been licensed for use back home, where it could be put to work helping manufacturing workers. Developed in partnership between GM and NASA, the RoboGlove is designed to provide the user with extra gripping strength.

You'd think that tiny house builders would struggle to think up new ideas on how to make each project different - but if that's the case, we're not seeing any signs of it yet. Wind River Tiny Homes' Triton features a unique floorplan that includes a walk-in closet and a home office.

Biologists at the University of California at Berkeley believe they have discovered the chemical interaction that gives sperm the kick they need to penetrate and fertilize a human egg. The discovery could lead to the creation of a unisex contraceptive, and treat male infertility.

In an advance that could help arm the body's immune system in the fight against cancer, researchers have developed a microneedle patch that can be worn on the skin to more effectively deliver immunotherapy drugs directly to the site of a melanoma. ​​

Microsoft's has developed a 3D video capture system that allows for 3D renderings of people to be virtually transported to any environment in real-time.

Opening and closing your blinds is such a trivial process that you may never have thought about automating it, but it can make your home more energy efficient and secure. A new device called the FlipFlic allows users to automate existing blinds and control them via an accompanying mobile app.

Sony has revealed its next bridge camera with a large sensor, and this one has a whopper of a zoom lens too. The RX10 III features a 20.1-megapixel 1-inch-type sensor along with a 24-600-mm equivalent F2.4-F4 zoom lens.

​Headlights are essential for night-time bike commuting, but they can also be a bit of a hassle. British product designer Anirudha Surabhi Venkata set out to change that, with his stem-integrated Lumineer light.​

The Kuvée smart wine bottle is designed to serve wine by the glass while preserving the rest for up to a month.

Architect and designer Behnaz Farahi has installed a kinetic ceiling at the University of Southern California that moves in response to the people walking beneath it.

Hand trucks, wagons and mover's dollies are all handy tools with their own uses. The Erovr replaces all three and then some, giving you a multifunctional gear-hauling platform that compacts down for easy storage and transport.