A new handheld sensor is promising to bring high-tech threat detection to your pocket. Dubbed the EM/GAMMALERT (patent pending), the device can detect and record a wide range of rare but potentially serious events. Ultraview,…
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It’s been a running joke, or at least a comment, for decades: the immense computing power required to land a man on the moon back in the 1970s, could now easily fit in the palm…
Already a heavy hitter in the gaming industry, China’s KOORUI will debut what they’re calling the world’s first consumer-grade monitor featuring a 750Hz refresh rate. To compensate for the color defects of the TN panels,…
A health-focused technology startup has announced plans to debut a near-infrared device designed to bring the benefits of natural sunlight indoors. SunLED’s SunBooster attaches to computer monitors and laptops. SunLED claims that the device delivers…
Every year around the world, millions of airline passengers are impacted by delays and cancellations. These delays cost airlines something on the order of $60 billion in operational losses, negative media, and lost revenue. For…
Good Luck Yogi is an interactive meditation device and mobile app for children. Within seven hours of launching their Kickstarter campaign, the company that created it reached their $20,000 crowdfunding goal. Co-founder and former monk,…
A new prototype smart-home AI system was activated in a time of urgency in February in a $1.4M Silicon Valley House. It was used to keep a group of unethical lawyers and a realtor from…
Some of the biggest hurdles to widespread adoption of electric vehicles are range anxiety, battery longevity and safety. As the electric vehicle market grows, and for it to reach its full potential, there is an…
Talk of drones might have circled around military uses lately, but drones are actually being used to do good around the world. With its #DronesforGood campaign, Drone Dubai wants to make people aware of the…
Electric Ancient Egytians is a provocative sturdy that reads Egyptian artifacts in an entirely unexpected way.” — M. Lynn Rose, PhD, Professor of History Author James Ernest Brown thinks that ancient Egyptians understood natural forms…