How Vicis developed Zero1, the high-tech helmet that could save the NFL
Vicis hopes to drastically reduce concussions in football with its helmet, the Zero1. We went behind the scenes to see innovation in action.
Nest debuts a cheaper version of its flagship thermostat – the Nest Thermostat E
Alphabet smart home company Nest has released a cheaper version of its flagship smart thermostat called the Nest Thermostat E
The Curvilux smart nightstand answers calls, charges phones, and plays tunes
From a group of Latin American entrepreneurs, the Curvilux smart nightstand touts Bluetooth capabilities and stereo support, and wakes you up with LEDs.
The BrewArt system is now available on Kickstarter for just under $1,200
Eight years in the making, the BrewArt is a project from two Australian entrepreneurs that hopes to revolutionize on-demand brewing.
We jumped feet first (and sockless) into Giesswein’s versatile Merino Runners
Constructed entirely of Merino wool (save the footbeds), Giesswein's Merino Runners are a comfortable and versatile pair of athletic shoes.
Catch the race for the green jacket with our guide to streaming the 2015 Masters online
Don't miss a single putt, birdie, or hole-in-one with our quick-hit guide on how to stream the 79th edition of golf's Masters tournament online.
Will vertical farming continue to grow, or has it hit the greenhouse ceiling?
As the world's population continues to balloon, the growing need for an advanced form of food production is needed now more than ever.
Flexible football helmet absorbs hits like a car bumper, could put an end to concussions
To help combat the rising issue of concussions, the Seattle-based company Vicis recently unveiled its innovative, flexible football helmet called the Zero1.
Mirror-covered, home-shaped art installation reflects its desert environment
Decked top-to-bottom in mirrors, the Mirage art installation in California is the latest architectural achievement from artist Doug Aitken.
Elon Musk promises to solve south Australia’s energy crisis in 100 days
To help solve South Australia's growing energy issues, Elon Musk says he'd completely fix the problem in 100 days or the service is free.