Finally, an at-home device that allows gamers to walk and run around naturally in a video game.

The AirFloss from Sonicare

Besides this guy, no one likes to floss.

Could this be the solution?

Glass

Here’s the info many of us have been waiting for.

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Protect your top secret and classified documents and photos while verifying the identity of anyone you choose.

Aoptix Stratus is a phone case or shell with fully integrated iris, face, fingerprint and voice recognition capabilities.

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World’s First Brain-To-Brain Connection

Researchers at Harvard Medical School in Boston have established a non-invasive, brain-to-brain interface (BBI) that allowed human participants to move a rat’s tail with their thoughts via EEG and focused ultrasound signals.

Professor John Chuang, UC Berkeley

In todays digital age, data encryption is as important as ever.

Text passwords are compromised all the time, what if we could master a form of authentication using nothing but our minds?

We’re pretty close.

The Dynamic Table

A company called D*Haus has come up with a zany idea for a dynamic morphing coffee table that’s stylish, flexible and futuristic.

Golf and Hovering? Yes Please.

“It takes you everywhere you want to go – through sand traps, through water, shortcuts, into the woods, out of the woods. My ball likes to go in and out of the woods, so we’ve got to get there in the best and quickest way possible.” – PGA Tour Pro Bubba Watson

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What would it be like to stand on and look around the red planet?

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A kilogram isn’t what it used to be. Literally.

The kilogram is the only base unit still defined by a physical artifact; the international prototype kilogram (IPK).

The problem is, that artifact is always fluctuating its weight.