You (almost) can't be too drunk to miss with this motion-tracking dartboard
Former NASA engineer Mark Rober spent three years perfecting a motion-tracking dartboard so every toss is a bullseye.
When you want to blow out workweek cobwebs, fire up the speedy Wallytender X
If you're looking for a fast day cruiser or a quick guest shuttle for your superyacht, the Wallytender X fills both roles nicely.
CleverPet Hub: Our first take
Lonely, bored, food-motivated dogs are ideal candidates for the CleverPet Hub's autonomous, conditional rewards-based robotic training.
Diets are not equal for all people, ancestral homelands can make a difference
Contrary to the position that human food processing has remained unchanged for 50,000 years, genome studies reveal regional adaptations.
DARPA is calling for proposals to detect minuscule magnetic forces in the body
DARPA is calling for proposals for its AMBIENT development program for sensors to detect tiny magnetic signals from the brain and body.
Superyacht mothership concept breeds modular daughter apartments
Pastrovich's X R-Evolution superyacht concept is designed for owner flexibility and the ability to transport multiple modular units.
No more nagging: App for family task management helps kids and adults
Designed for families with kids with ADHD, IGotThis mobile task management system can help anyone function better in a busy world.
Wave-cutting SV Alpha sport yacht tops 90 miles per hour
Newcomer SV Yachts launched the SV Alpha ocean racer with a top speed of more than 90 mph with the most powerful engine configuration.
Want a Bugatti Chiron supercar? Dream bigger and get the matching yacht
Two 100-year old design giants, Bugatti Automobiles and Palmer Johnson Yachts designed a limited edition yacht based on the Bugatti Chiron.
Facebook's 'disputed news' tag may help weed out fake news, here's how to use it
Social media giant Facebook started rolling out a "Disputed" tag for questionable news reports. User-flagged posts are checked first.
There are now over 100K people employed by the U.S. wind energy industry
The Department of Energy reported a milestone in alternate energy jobs with more than 100,000 Americans now employed by the wind industry.
If they want it, they’ll take it: Tech isn’t winning its fight against car thieves
Tech won't protect your car. Insurance and law enforcement authorities agree, if car thieves want your car, nothing can stop them.
If you've got a 469-foot long yacht, be sure you pay for it in full
For what amounts to about four percent of the total cost, or $16.3 million, Russian Billionaire's superyacht is seized in Gibraltar.