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There's an embarrassing gap in your electric commute. You go from your bed to the bathroom on RocketSkates. You ride a Boosted skateboard to your parking garage, where you get in your Tesla for the drive to the ferry terminal.
The Yabahar is a new acoustic instrument designed by Istanbul-based musician Görkem ?en that emits music right out of a retro sci-fi movie, a remarkable feat considering there isn't a bit of electricity involved. The Yabahar can be played in a va
Scubus S puts HD video recording, underwater communications and HUD in your diving mask
Solar panels are seen as a way of making buildings greener and more sustainable, as well as making them less dependent on the grid for power.
Let's admit it: aerial photo drones and UAVs are a little creepy, and they come with big regulatory and safety problems.
In just a few weeks, the next installment of "The Hunger Games" will arrive in movie theaters. The latest in a long line of films to depict a future all-knowing or controlling government — think "1984" or "Minority Report" — the dysto
Getting into the Guinness Book of World Records isn't just about who can eat the most hotdogs or fly a paper airplane the highest.
The Belt Scooter by designer Ádám Török is a concept for a simple mode of transport you can wear around your waist. Thus making it much less likely you'll get stuck at a house party without any way of getting home.
The Handie ensures you're pleasuring yourself consensually by making you make the 'OK' gesture first.
Detroit Electric has released the final exterior design of its upcoming two-seater sports car, the SP:01.
Can't decide if you want an airplane, a helicopter, or a flying car? Then why not all three at once?
Science fiction's favorite method for exploring the universe, most recently in the movie Interstellar, won't be easy.
At Maker Faire 2014, inventor Keahi Seymour shows how his ostrich-inspired robotic boots give him a speed boost.
Smartphones that last twice as long before they need to be recharged could soon become reality after a US tech start-up revealed a portable battery with more than double the capacity of those currently on the market.
At the intersection of the motorcycle and the gyrocopter lives the flying motorcycle – combining the easy, cheap and safe flying abilities of the gyro with the loose road registration requirements of the motorbike.
Apple and Google aren't the only ones pushing for a new generation of wearables and gadgets that can monitor your health from minute to minute.
This hoverboard looks like the real deal – unlike the recent fake hoverboard. Although I'm not exactly sure how the Hendo Hoverboard works, I have a pretty good guess. Let's look at electromagnetic repulsion physics that it might use.
It's hard out there for a Luddite. Even in the most serene natural settings, today's cell-signal-bathed landscapes often include some scumbag bloviating into an iPhone earbud mic about the price of bitcoin. OK, yes, that was me.
Living in an area prone to flooding has historically meant that you need high sockets and deep pockets. Baca Architects, however, has come up with an altogether more ingenious solution. Its "amphibious house," designed to float on floodwater before b
Researchers at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore have developed a new, proof-of-concept anode for lithium-ion batteries that can charge to 70 percent of its capacity in only two minutes and has a very long lifespan of ten thousa
Researchers at Tohoku University in Japan have developed a new low-cost flat panel light source that could pioneer a new generation of brighter, cheaper and greener lighting devices to rival LEDs.
We're still a far cry from Star Trek's ship-towing and repelling technology, but laser physicists at the Australian National University (ANU) have built a tractor beam that can repel and attract objects.
Since 2010 the Compost Power Network has operated as a not-for-profit educational networking organization dedicated to expanding the use of regenerative soil-building compost heat recovery systems.
Since 2010 the Compost Power Network has operated as a not-for-profit educational networking organization dedicated to expanding the use of regenerative soil-building compost heat recovery systems.
Google's New TV Streaming Device Gets Pulled From The Play Store Because It Wasn't Approved By The FCC
Retractable hydrofoils have been quite in vogue throughout this year's boat show season.
Lockheed has made a technological breakthrough in developing a power source based on nuclear fusion, and the first reactors, small enough to fit on the back of a truck, could be ready for use in a decade.
Along with a crew of technologists and scientists, Jorge Soto is developing a simple, noninvasive, open-source test that looks for early signs of multiple forms of cancer.
The Aromafork, a product from Montreal-based company Molecule-R, enhances food tastes by combining the senses of taste and smell.
People certainly haven't been afraid to try and reinvent the umbrella over the years.
