The NeoLucida ($47) probably won't be available again until 2014, but it is just too elegant of a product to not do a write-up. As of this writing the NeoLucida still has 27 days left on its Kickstarter and has already sold out 2x's. Simply put, the NeoLucida is a drawing tool, that has a prism on ... More →
Adobe is known for its software, now it's turning its attention to cloud-based hardware with the Adobe Project Mighty & Napoleon ($TBA). Mighty is a three-sided, pressure sensitive stylus that is connected to a cloud clipboard. The other part of this duo is the Napoleon. It's basically a digital ... More →
What sets the ProDesk3D printer apart from other 3D printers is its ability to print any color. The ProDesk3D ($TBA) uses a 5-color PLA cartridge system which allows you to mix primary printing colors to create any color you want. The printer also boasts prints down to 25 microns, which is below ... More →
This product probably has limited mass appeal, but it was just too cool to pass up. The Qumarion ($750) is a poseable action figure that allows comic book artists and animators to create on-screen CG character poses in real-time. The Qumarion is equipped with 32 sensors spread over 16 joints to ... More →
MB&F have historically been known for making exceptionally beautiful and exceptionally expensive watches. Their latest endeavor is a collaboration with Swiss music box maker Reuge. The result is the amazing music box MusicMachine ($13,000). The two barrels on the box play three songs each. On ... More →
Want a robot? Well look no further than the smartphone in your pocket. The Smartbot ($175) uses your smartphone as its brain, sensors and interface. It is compatible with Android, Windows, and iOS based smartphones. The great thing is the robot is future proof and is scalable to new generation ... More →
Is The Logitech Harmony Ultimate Remote ($350), the utimate remote control? Lets take a look. The Ultimate is a IR/RF/Bluetooth remote that will allow you to manage up to 15 devices. It has a 2.4" touchscreen that has functionality similar to your iPhone, so you can scroll, swipe and use taps to get ... More →
If you're looking for a little companionship, and aren't too picky about it being an organic life form, check out the Synergy Swan by R.Bot ($450). The Synergy Swan is a telepresence or automated interaction robot that uses an Android based device as its face and camera. Telepresence simply means, ... More →
OK, Its time to release your inner Jedi with the MYO Gesture Control Armband ($150). The MYO is the future of Gesture Control. The armband uses electrical activity in your muscles to control physical or virtual objects. MYO also uses an API which allows developers to experiment with the hardware to ... More →
One of the most difficult parts of 3D printing is the learning curve associated with the software. The 3Doodler ($75+) removes that hurtle so anyone can build cool 3D models. The 3Doodler is the first and only 3D printing pen currently available. It uses the same ABS plastic spools used by other 3D ... More →
Google is finally pulling back the curtains on its much anticipated wearable computer, Google Glass ($1500). The Google Glass is a wearable computer. It does pretty much everything that your current mobile devices can do, except handsfree. The Glass allows you to record video, take photos, get ... More →
Tired of those shaky videos? Check out the new SteadyWheel Camera Stabilizer ($50+). Like the name says, the SteadyWheel is designed to reduce shake when shooting video. It is made from durable ABS Industrial Plastic and 316 Stainless steel. The makers parked a car on it to show just how durable it ... More →
