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Nike today unveiled its first consumer-focused self-lacing sneakers. The HyperAdapt 1.0 trainers are aimed at those who have grown tired of double knots and bunny ears. ​​

A new startup is looking to create a consumer-affordable scanning LiDAR, ideal for makers, enthusiasts, and students. The Scanse Sweep is designed to provide 360 degree sensing capabilities to drones, robots, and more.

Using your fingers on a smartphone's screen can be hard enough, with the smaller screen of a smartwatch being even more of a challenge. It was with this in mind that scientists created FingerIO, which turns such devices into sonar systems that are capable of tracking the user's finger movements.​

A lot of people want an electric boost while they're cycling. That's why several types of add-on motors exist. One of the latest, the bimoz, is not only a lot less obtrusive than most, but at 1.97 kg (4.3 lb) including battery, it's also claimed to be one of the lightest.

Diners at one of the Maldives' luxury resorts will soon be able to take in not just views across the crystal clear Indian Ocean, but views out under it too. It is claimed that the restaurant at the Hurawalhi resort will be the world's largest underwater restaurant.

After spending six hours "inside" 12 Oculus Rift games earlier this week, we have a few observations on what we saw, what you can expect from the consumer Rift and making a decision between it and the Vive.

A new eco-friendly take-with-you shower is being developed by Japanese company Hotaru. Relying on the company's water purification system, it delivers great pressure and can run on 5 gal (20 L) of water for two weeks.

SXSW is an epicenter for all things tech, tackling complicated issues like privacy and gender equality in the digital space, and highlighting the more frivolous side of the equation with rock-paper-scissors-playing robots and giant Ferris wheels.

Hexlox is a system that's applied to a bike's existing hex bolts, reportedly making its components almost impossible to steal ... without the proper key, that is.

​Imagine if instead of installing curtains or blinds, you could simply adjust the opacity of the glass in your windows. Well, that's how smart windows work. Researchers at Harvard University have now developed one of their own, which they say is simpler and cheaper than what's come before.​

The release of the Mercedes-AMG GLC 43 4MATIC continues the rollout of less powerful AMG cars that trade on the tuning house's performance credibility, but don't offer the full-fat V8 experience it's famous for.

Domino's has announced its own autonomous pizza delivery machine. Built on military technology​, DRU (Domino's Robotic Unit) can keep pizza hot and drinks cold on the way to your house​ and is set to hit the streets of Australia in prototype form for testing.