In a slump? This smart stool improves your posture
Zami Smart can help you improve your posture and give you real-time feedback along the way.
This table absorbs heat during the day, and uses it to warm your house at night
With its sleek oak exterior, the Zero Energy Table can seamlessly fit into any space while absorbing excess heat.
Until you get the house in Malibu, Atmoph might give the next best ‘view’
Meet the Atmoph Window. This digital “window” can go anywhere on your walls, and it’s designed to stream 4K-shot videos and sound.
This security system tricks burglars into thinking someone’s home washing dishes
Flare is a self-managing home security device, meaning you don’t need to set a unique passcode to protect your property.
This scanner could one day make moving a whole lot easier
A group of students have created the ultimate tool to make moving easier. It’s called Argo, and it looks like a supermarket scanner.
There’s nothing chill about Keurig Kold’s price of $300
Keurig Green Mountain has been partnering with companies, such as Coca-Cola, to make sure their customers have plenty of options once the time comes.
When did you last have sexytime? This mattress texts if it’s been too long
Respark has tracking sensors embedded within it, and it uses them to track the movement in bed. In short, it knows when you’ve been busy.
iRobot wants to map your house and connect your smart home
iRobot is working to create the perfect technology to manage all of your smart home, and it plans to do so with a new mapping system.
Ring Video Doorbell’s Chime alerts you to visitors the old-fashioned way
Ring Video Doorbell is a new product that lets you see who’s at the front door with your smartphone.
Love your snooze button? You’ll hate this high-frequency alarm clock
When it’s time for it to go off, Hyperalarm will emit noise at a high frequency that your brain can’t ignore.
This $8.6M apartment will disconnect you from the outside world
A new $8.6 million co-op listing has garnered the attention of many, specifically because it was wired to block all external signals.
Sony plants a Bluetooth speaker in an LED light bulb
This 360-lumen bulb has Bluetooth capabilities that allow you to connect it to your smartphone and control it from afar.
This Fibonacci clock forces you to do math to tell the time
The Fibonacci Clock tells the time using glowing lights and the Fibonacci sequence.
Full of beans: This jar automatically orders coffee when you’re running low
The Fresh Coffee Jar will make sure that you’re never without a cup of joe. This jar stores and measures your coffee using a smart inventory monitor.
Fizzics promises to pour a perfect draft-beer head, straight from the bottle
There’s a science to pouring the perfect beer, and the creators of the Fizzics have distilled into one machine. Their raising funds on Indiegogo right now, and you can get one for $149.
When the walls have ears, they can listen to your breathing and heart rates
MIT researchers are working on a new technology called Vital-Radio, which will monitor your vital signs at home.
For $500, a man built a homeless woman a tiny house
Irene McGee, 60, had previously been homeless for 10 years. Then, she met a local resident named Elvis Summers, 38, who helped her build a tiny house.
Tesla batteries sold out through middle of next year
During a conference call with investors and journalists on May 6, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that his company is already seeing a high demand for Powerwall.
Hands off: Why you should be using your dishwasher
Experts now agree that using the dishwasher is far more efficient and environmentally friendly than hand washing dishes.