Copenhagen residents can now change their old passports for new ones using a special device installed in one of the libraries of the city, reports The Copenhagen Post.
Pill dispensers don’t have to remain as boring as they traditionally have been. In fact, an Indiegogo campaign has been started for Pillo, a “home health robot” that basically combines the functions of a pill dispenser with Siri, machine learning, and two creepy always-watching eyes.
If you have been following personal mobility transformation closely, you’ll know, smart suitcases you can tug along remotely or ride are pretty common of late – but they are still far from being intelligent.
It's been a while since anyone's wandered the streets blasting tunes from a boombox on their shoulder, but it looks like one company wants the basic idea to make a comeback.
Imagine a selfie stick that flies.
As part of Microsoft's HoloLens hackathon held in San Francisco, one developer took on the task of creating a way to control your smart home devices in augmented reality.
There are a few different ways to move quickly through the airport terminal
Scientists at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) in Japan have developed a flexible display with a unique twist – it can be cut and still retain function.
A Canadian design company is that not only wirelessly charges your phone or tablet but levitates the device at the same time.
Of all the potential applications of 3D printing, one of the use-cases we hear far too little about is the idea of using additive manufacturing for printing food.
Hackers have spyware in your mind. You’re minding your business, playing a game or scrolling through social media, and all the while they’re gathering
An Israeli startup releases Glassify, a smart beer glass that lets you drink your favorite beers for fewer bucks.
When you take your phone out in crowded places, you want to check your messages and social media accounts in private,
Your next tattoo could be functional as well as aesthetic. A new MIT Media Lab product called DuoSkin created in partnership with
Scientists have developed a new technology that can read pages of a closed book, an advance that may help archaeologists look into
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