Spy Gear

In what might be described as a real-life Black Mirror episode, a Harvard student uses facial recognition with $379 Meta Ray-Ban 2 smart sunglasses - to dig up personal data on every face he sees in real time.

Walkera's new flagship camera drone packs a 16x optical zoom lens capable of a 1500mm focal length. Plus, with both the drone and the controller connected to 4G wireless internet, there’s no limit on control range - you could literally fly this thing from the other side of the world.​

Gizmag talks to to Dr. Christopher Moran about 20th century Intelligence and its peculiar relationship with a certain fictional British spy.

Researchers have developed a quadcopter that can land on walls and ceilings, stay for a while, and then take off again.

The Titanium Escape Ring incorporates a stainless steel saw and lock pick for those who fear getting abducted.

The Titanium Utility Ring incorporates five tiny folding tools.

SelectaDNA’s High Velocity DNA Tagging System involves marking criminals with DNA-containing pellets, for subsequent identification and arrest.

Cyber weapons hobbyist Patrick Priebe has created a functioning laser gauntlet, modeled after the one worn by Iron Man.

NYC artist Adam Harvey has created a series of garments which claim to offer an invisibility cloak for people wishing to avoid the prying eyes of UAVs.

The Mirrorcase is a protective case for your phone, but it has an extension with an angled mirror that lets you shoot photos without aiming the back of the phone at people.

EyeSEe store mannequins have cameras and microprocessors in their heads, for gathering demographic data on shoppers.

Uncuff Links are a crafty set of cufflinks that include a handcuff key that could get you out of a jam.