Through a clever application of the same technology used for earthquake detection, Cocoon can detect intruders in your house through walls and closed doors.

Using an array of powerful electromagnets, the Hendo Hoverboard can levitate over any non-magnetic metal surface -- and it's currently on Kickstarter

With the help of an onboard microprocessor, the ultra-efficient Nanoleaf Bloom bulb can be dimmed using a normal on/off switch

Check out our in-depth review of the Neato BotVac 80, one of the most advanced robotic vacuums in the biz

The Australian startup Unified Weapons Master wants to become the UFC of gladiator duels, using a specially designed carbon-fiber suit that lets opponents exchange blows with weapons without hurting each other.

If you don’t mind dedicating an afternoon to setting it up, Robomow’s flagship RS630 will power through even the most unforgiving terrain and get your lawn looking like a golf course fairway at the touch of a button.

Thanks largely to its advanced navigational abilities, the Rydis H68 Pro is an extremely capable and versatile robot -- and at just 500 bucks, it's also a great value.

Considering the wide range of sensor tech it's got under the hood, we think Piper is a pretty solid, low-cost alternative to some of the more traditional home security solutions out there

Forget tracking steps and counting calories -- this new device can test things like testosterone, inflammation, and fertility with a spit sample

What the Roomba can’t sweep, the Scooba can mop. We put iRobot’s kitchen-friendly cleaning bot to the test with some truly filthy floors, and came away shocked at how well it works.

We put iRobot's flagship Roomba 880 through the paces to see if its worth the price and the hype.

Check out this video roundup to catch all the latest game trailers coming out of this year's Gamescom expo and get a sneak preview of the hottest new titles

By leveraging all the high tech components you've already got in your smartphone, tools in Ryobi's Phone Works line are cheaper than standalone devices

My Own Voice certainly isn't the only voice-cloning tool out there, but what's impressive about it is that it only needs a tiny amount of input.

Of all the world-changing technologies and innovative ideas on display at CES 2023, these ones impressed us the most.

Of all the world-changing technologies and innovative ideas on display at CES 2022, these four impressed us the most.

Despite the fact that it's just slightly larger than a can of soda, the Spark has plenty of technological muscle under its hood.

Here's a straightforward tutorial on how to re-size multiple images simultaneously using Google Picasa, which is free and oh so easy to use.

Now that they company has the FAA's blessing, it will soon be able to build and use its own private spaceport, rather than using Air Force facilities

UK tech firm Surrey Nanosystems has developed a material so black that you can't even see it -- you can only see that there's a black void.

Despite the fact that they're still unsure of how it works exactly, NASA scientists have confirmed once again that the seemingly impossible EmDrive is legit.

Curious if you'll be able to see tonight's aurora, caused by the solar flare that happened a few days ago? Check out our guide to pinpoint the best location

Cryostasis, a staple of space-age science fiction for so many years, might soon become a viable reality. NASA is funding research for it

Mere seconds after leaving the launchpad today, an unmanned Orbital Sciences Antares rocket malfunctioned, exploded, and crashed back to Earth

At about 11:35 PST tonight, the European Space Agency's Rosetta probe will reach the end of its four-billion-mile journey and attempt to land on a comet.

Philae had some trouble touching down on 67P's surface, and now, unless the ESA can figure out a way to move it, the mission might end sooner than expected.

On Friday, SpaceX will launch its first attempt at its ambitious new plan -- to land a Falcon 9 rocket on a self-stabilizing ocean platform. If successful, the landing has huge implications for the future of space travel

It hasn't even been a full month since SpaceX tried (and failed) to land one of its rockets on a floating lander pad in the Atlantic ocean -- but this weekend it's ready to give it a second shot.

SpaceX is ready to give its ambitious rocket launch/recovery plan another try today. Launch is scheduled for 4:33 PM ET, and you can watch the whole thing live right here. We've also added a live weather forecast, so you'll know ahead of time what the conditions at Cape Canaveral are like

As you may or may not be aware, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is in the space race as well, and earlier this week his burgeoning aerospace company Blue Origin successfully launched its first suborbital rocket.

The Pad Abort system would work like a jet pilot's ejection seat, allowing the rocket's passengers to blast themselves up and away from danger.

Earlier this week, the man formerly known as the "Science Guy" launched a Kickstarter campaign for the LightSail -- a revolutionary new spacecraft that sails across space like a boat sailing the open ocean

Earlier today, at about 1:30 PM eastern, the agency launched a high-altitude balloon carrying a craft called the Low Density Supersonic Decelerator (LDSD) -- a large, disc-shaped reentry vehicle designed to create atmospheric drag in order to decelerate during entry through a planet's atmosphere.

Back in February, Pornhub unveiled plans to get into the wearables game with a wristband that generates energy from masturbation, and now it's back with another ingenious plan -- create the world's first porno flick filmed entirely in outer space.