A hospital in Japan is getting some help from a fleet of robots
Robots, who have made themselves useful in restaurants, in supermarkets, and in our homes, are now going into Japan's hospitals as well.
Lab-grown SuperMeat may be the vegetarian option of the future
Thanks to companies like SuperMeat, even those who have sworn off of meat can still have the occasional piece of fried chicken.
C-Reach bridge lets you control your GE smart bulbs with your voice
Thanks to the new C-Reach bridge for C by GE lights, you can now control these GE bulbs using naught but your voice.
OkCupid insists on real names, and its users are not happy
OkCupid is removing OkCupid usernames, beginning with a test group, and then rolling out to all users. You'll have to use a real name.
Who does artificial intelligence think will win at the Oscars?
Unanimous A.I. pooled the ever-perceptive general populace, and has come up with its predictions for the six major award categories of the Oscars.
Hyperloop One will conduct its first full-size test in a matter of months
In the next few months, Hyperloop One plans to run the world's very first full-size test in Las Vegas, the company said at CES.
Lenovo and Kopin are working together to accelerate the AR headset market
Could 2017 be the year of augmented reality? A new partnership between Lenovo and Kopin just may make it so.
Take care of your pool from afar with Blue by Riott
Never fear, Blue by Riott is here. Thanks to this smart pool monitor and its companion app, you can look after your pool all day every day
Deeper is back with a new and improved smart bike lock featuring GPS tracking
Meet the Deeper Lock, a "tech-powered bike security system" that promises to bring together a host of anti-theft features
Ridiculously dangerous DIY helmet lets you shoot fire from your eyes
In today's edition of "Please Don't Try This At Home," we present to you the ridiculously dangerous Cyclops Visor
The U.S. is building a $100 million drone base in Agadez, Niger
The fight against terrorism is taking to the skies -- of Africa, that is. The U.S. military announced plans to build a $100 million temporary base in Agadez
Snapchat courts charges of racism again, this time with ‘yellowface’ filter
Dubbed "yellowface" by a very incensed Twitterverse, a new Snapchat filter released earlier this week turned users into stereotypical Asian caricatures.
Standing desks are so 2017 — the Deskcise Pro is a biking desk
FlexiSpot Deskcise Pro is a desk that doesn’t just get you on your feet, but has you working out while working.
Juisir is capitalizing on the Juicero hate with a discount for Juicero owners
If your aversion to cleaning is what's been keeping you from juicing, consider your aversion ... averted. Meet the no-clean Juisir.
Brilliant new T-shirt lets travelers communicate with anyone, regardless of the language they speak
Iconspeak offers the "ultimate functional wear for the modern traveller" -- a T-shirt that features 40 of the most commonly asked-for signs when traveling.
If your stomach voted this November, would it vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton?
DoorDash crunched delivery data on the alleged food favorites of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to determine who would win if we voted with our stomachs.
Redbox speeds up its rental process for new films from Universal Pictures
Redbox will now be able to offer Universal Pictures' movies the same days these films are released in retail locations.
Your tweets will no longer be archived by the Library of Congress
If you have often passed the time perusing the Twitter archives of the Library of Congress, you're going to need to find a new hobby.
A German designer’s AR pingpong table reacts to every shot
One interaction designer has created an augmented reality tool that can take your ping pong game to the next level.
Want an impressive opening ceremony? 2020 Olympics may include man-made meteor shower
A startup called Star-ALE is bidding for the right to create a meteor shower over the Japanese capital city of Tokyo at the 2020 Olympics.
Need help with your taxes this year? Watson is here for you at H&R Block
Last week, the artificial intelligence system Watson announced a partnership with H&R Block to reinvent tax preparation.
