How NFTs are shaking up the art world
Artists are finally able to truly “own” and sell their digital art using non-fungible tokens.
LG’s new hi-tech face mask is a personal air purifier
LG's new hi-tech face masks are essentially PuriCare Air Purifiers that can be strapped to your face.
Teenager invents a clever solution to reduce vehicle blind spots
A 14-year-old Pennsylvania teen’s invention could help make roads a safer place.
Keep cool on the go with Sony’s wearable air conditioner
About the size of a small wallet, this portable device will keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Augmented Reality tattoo generates Sonic the Hedgehog
This unique Augmented Reality tattoo actually generates a version of a Sonic the Hedgehog game.
Don’t like tying your laces? Check out Nike’s self-lacing basketball shoes
Nike's Adapt BB are an auto-lacing, app-controlled basketball shoe that's loaded technological advancements.
For designers on the go, iPad finally gets a full version of Photoshop
Adobe’s premiere image editor, Photoshop remains the industry standard because of how the software can assist photographers and graphic designers in doing their jobs. It is, however, about the get a lot easier for Apple users. This year Adobe is finally bringing Photoshop CC—a fully…
AI uses wireless technology to sense people through walls
For decades, scientists have been looking to create x-ray vision to see through walls. And, in the past few years, they’ve succeeded; they created technology that uses WiFi to sense people through walls.
Artist takes inspiration from circuit boards to create futuristic tribal tattoos
Since bursting onto the modern tattoo scene in the early 90s, tribal tattoos have become increasingly popular. Their simple strength and beauty makes them compelling, even to people who otherwise may be into tattoos. The gentle curves and strong angles of these solid black tattoos…
Treepex device transforms polluted air into fresh oxygen
Polluted air has grown 8% globally in the past five years. Now, billions of people around the world are now exposed to dangerous air; this according to data from over 3,000 cities compiled by the World Health Organization.
Giant London billboard knows your car, even how you’re feeling
Many drivers and pedestrians have become used to tuning out billboard advertisements. But what if those billboards could serve up ads to you based on your vehicle, or even how you’re feeling? One London billboard is trying just that.
Swedish train passengers ditch tickets, opt to be microchipped instead
Gone are the days of fair collectors asking to see your paper ticket on the train. One Swedish train company is offering passengers the option of being microchipped by having a biometric chip implanted into their hand.
