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Still think concrete is a lumpy, coarse and dreary material? It's time to think again. Viennese jeweller Thomas Hauser uses a special sprayed concrete mix to make his ornate jewellery.
Mar 21st, 2013
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A project by industrial designer Joshua Harris, the clothing printer takes the whole 3D printing thing to a whole new level. This concept would bring clothing production into the home, potentially eliminating the need for closets, washing machines and dryers.
Mar 19th, 2013
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Bartendro robot mixologist crafts cocktails with Raspberry Pi.
Mar 5th, 2013
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Stick-N-Find Technologies wants to give people a way to find things, whether it's keys, wallets, TV remotes, or cat collars.
Feb 28th, 2013
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3Doodler is the world's first and only 3D Printing Pen. Using ABS plastic (the material used by many 3D printers), 3Doodler draws in the air or on surfaces. It's compact and easy to use, and requires no software or computers.
Feb 20th, 2013
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Shlomo Mockin is a watchmaker and designer in Brooklyn New York. Using modern manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing, lathe and mill machines, combined with old school hand finishing methods, Mockin created his first watch line Zayger.
Feb 19th, 2013
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A trio of friends in Sweden has created a miniature helicopter kit with open source code. Users can hack into the drone's software and adapt it to their own needs.
Feb 19th, 2013
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Three-dimensional printing is the production or printing of actual objects, such as toys or parts for devices, by using a machine that traces out layers of melted plastic in specific shapes until it builds up a piece exactly according to the size and dimensions specified in a computer-aided drawing produced by a designer.
Feb 18th, 2013
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Affordable and intuitive, this remote controlled underwater vehicle can record live video and capture photos in HD, streaming them to your iPad or laptop.
Feb 8th, 2013
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Low-cost computer maker Raspberry Pi announced yesterday it will be releasing a bare-bones camera module that will sell for $25.
Feb 7th, 2013
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Will we be eating burgers made in test-tubes in the near future? That is probably unlikely considering this lab burger costs around $320,000 to produce.
Jan 17th, 2013
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Which future eclipses will be visible from my location? How will they be like? How long will they last? These are some of the questions answered by the new application Eclipse Calculator, designed for Android.
Jan 17th, 2013
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The anti-drone hoodie and anti-drone scarf: garments designed to thwart thermal imaging, a technology used widely by UAVs.
Jan 15th, 2013
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Cynaps is the world's first bluetooth enabled, bone conduction headset, discreetly installed into an easy to wear hat. Just put it on to take a call or hear music on your mobile phone or PC. No earphones required.
Jan 14th, 2013
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A 0.80mm thin flexible wristwatch with an E Ink display housed in a single piece of stainless steel.
Jan 11th, 2013
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Designed by French engineer Jacques Lepine, HAPIfork, the world's first smart connected fork, knows how fast you're eating and helps you slow down using a patent-pending technology.
Jan 10th, 2013
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The Trakdot Luggage tracker fits into a checked bag and reports city location in real time to any mobile, Apple, Android, or SMS capable devices. For the first time, Trakdot Luggage gives airline passengers unprecedented control at a wallet-friendly price, allowing them to keep track of checked-in luggage anywhere mobile phones work.
Jan 7th, 2013
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At this year's CeBIT trade fair in Hannover, researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology SIT in Darmstadt will be demonstrating their ShareKey software, a solution which will make the key app concept even more versatile and secure.
Jan 3rd, 2013
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