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Those looking to automate their home already have plenty of choice when it comes to smart fridges, locks, lights and more, but now a new device called Slide can take over the dreary task of opening and closing curtains

Thanks to a spherical carbon fiber monocoque exoskeleton, this FPV racing drone can take one hell of a beating - or a dunk in the snow or a puddle - and could save the average pilot a fair bit of tinkering time after a crash.

​Playing a game of follow the lights on a guitar neck is a great way to learn songs quickly without taking your eyes off the neck to look at books or videos. The Fret Zeppelin learning sleeve provides LED-guided tuition right up to the 15th fret, taking students well beyond the basics.

Dubreq has revealed a new version of the classic Stylophone ahead of NAMM 2017. Like the original, the Gen X-1 has a metal keyboard played using a stylus, runs on batteries and outputs sounds through its own speaker. The new model offers more tone control and a touch sensitive sound strip.

​​With a whine like a swarm of giant angry wasps descending on a picnic, 103 micro-drones recently carried out organized maneuvers in the skies over China Lake, California.

A year-round cycling solution for those that like to live in the saddle, the all-new Falco eDrive is an e-bike drive that doubles as an indoor trainer. There's no excuse not to get pedaling.

The Scottsdale collector car auctions begin the year with six international auctions within the space of seven days​. Here's a look at the viewing times and the poster cars chosen by the auction houses as their banner carriers. ​

​Due to its simple structure and rapid rate of reproduction, the bacteria E. Coli is favored in scientific research. E. coli have been used to do everything from creating antibiotics to manufacturing propane. Now, researchers have paired the bacteria with robots to create a manufacturing power duo.

CES wrapped up on Sunday, and we've now had time to get our bearings and reflect on the consumer tech most likely to stick from the crazy week. It's time to recap our highlights in New Atlas' Best of CES 2017.

A short-range radar wearable being developed by the VTT Technical Research Center of Finland could soon be guiding the visually impaired through their outdoor activities. VTT’s Guidesense is a chest-worn monitor that alerts the wearer of potential obstacles through vibrations and voice feedback.

​Yesterday, Adobe released a 30-second teaser video that asks, "What if you had an intelligent assistant for photo editing?" The company is looking into the possibility of a voice-activated virtual assistant that edits and shares your photos. Think Siri, but for Photoshop.

Thanks to a new gene-silencing technique, farmers might be able to strengthen their crops’ defense systems, and protect them from disease and pests without any potential gene-altering fallout in future.