Makeup embedded with electronics allow disabled to control devices
Katia Vega has a good thing going with her Beauty Technology Project, where she’s creating cosmetically-based electronics that can interact with a bevy of
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Is that a drone in your pocket? Soon it might be, as pocket-sized copter smashes Kickstarter goal
Thanks to crowd-funding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo, it’s much easier nowadays to pick out the products likely to be successful versus those that will
Upgrade or die: ATMs must update their systems by April, otherwise no more security support
Did you know that there are more than 420,000 ATMs in the U.S.? Mind-boggling, I know, but what’s really shocking is the fact that nearly all cash machines run on
Tanning bed kills bacteria while simultaneously charging cell phone
Last year, thanks to some viral videos and a successful Kickstarter campaign, the folks behind PhoneSoap were able to secure the funding they needed in order to get
Google unveils ‘smart contact lens’
All-things-tech-related company Google has announced that it is actively testing a new “smart contact lens” that can measure glucose levels in
‘Mount Rushmore of the digital age’ will use 10,000 LED rods to re-create visitor faces at Winter Olympics
London-based designer Asif Khan, the brilliant mind behind the 2012 London Olympics Coca-Cola Beatbox pavilion, was recently tasked with developing another jaw-dropping
Nearly 6,000 natural gas leaks discovered under Washington, DC, with a few dozen listed as explosion risks
Using a high-precision Picarro G2301 Cavity Ring-Down Spectrometer, tethered to a GPS-equipped car, researchers mapped out the location of more than 5,893 natural gas
Laser helmet battles baldness
Looking for a fuller head of hair? Then step away from the can of sprayable hair concealant and check out this nifty device: a laser helmet that just might be the cure
Researchers discover giant trench under Antarctica (deeper than the Grand Canyon)
An enormous subglacial trough, measuring deeper than the Grand Canyon, has been discovered in
Minuscule windmills can recharge a dead phone’s battery
Researchers at the University of Texas (Arlington) have taken the windmill and miniaturized it — so much so that it can actually be applied to one’s smartphone to