Programmable Wireless Ear Buds are Volume Knob on the World, Personal Sound Studio

From the beginning, humans have had to tolerate unwanted sounds. Covering your ears was about all you could do, until now. Hearable Wearable Technology Soon people everywhere will be able to manage sounds in their…

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This Bulletproof Floating Vest Seems Like a Rather Useless Item to Be Priced Over $1,500

If your line of work or everyday life activities require an auto-inflating bulletproof vest to keep safe, you’re in luck. Apparently, some company saw it fit to actually produce a bulletproof vest with an auto-inflating…

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Amidst Remote Hijacking Vulnerability, Chrysler Issues Recall of 1.4 Million Vehicles

After becoming aware of a pretty scary vulnerability that allows hackers to remotely seize control of vehicles featuring the company’s Uconnect system, Chrysler has announced a recall. This particular recall is a voluntary recall encompassing…

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World’s First Bionic Eye Implant Restores Central Vision of British Pensioner

Try closing one eye and keeping it closed for 10 years. Losing vision in one eye is severely debilitating for anyone, particularly for those who are active, engaged, and involved in the world. Now, an 80-year-old British…

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Hacking 21st Century Democracy: New Tools for the State, Society & Citizenship

The Emergence of an Internet Civil Framework According to Pia Mancini of Palo Alto, California’s DemocracyOS Foundation, in a recent TED Talk, “we are 21st century citizens doing our best to interact with 19th century designed institutions…

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Watch How Oscar Mayer’s Mini ‘Wiener Rover’ R/C Drone Celebrated National Hot Dog Day

For national hot dog day on July 23rd, Oscar Mayer saw it fit to deliver hot dogs to random people by way of a 43-inch version of the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile. The ‘Wiener Rover’ is…

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Space Tugs to Capture Defunct Satellites With Static Electricity, Fling Into Outerspace

As has been widely reported, Earth’s geostationary orbit belt is filled with communication and science satellites. Lockheed Martin and Electro Optic Systems (EOS) have teamed up to create a space debris tracking system. NASA is…

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Sony is Getting Into the Drone Business to Leverage Its Successful Image Sensors

Sony is getting into the drone business after announcing its mobile division will be working with Japanese robotics firm ZMP to found Aerosense. Aerosense is reportedly a drone-based surveying and inspection service that will be…

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Watch a Computer Endlessly Sing Number-One 90s Ballads With Human Sentiments

I’ll have to admit there is something a bit endearing about a computer attempting to sing popular 90s ballads with human sentiments, or feelings if you will. I can sense the emotion, and the computer…

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At 164 Feet, World’s Deepest Pool Could Prove to be a Vital Asset for Astronauts

The University of Essex and development partner Blue Abyss are proposing the world’s deepest pool (164 feet) as training grounds for astronauts looking to experience microgravity conditions like they will encounter in outer space. Currently,…

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