Electronic Products

At least 50 U.S. law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and U.S. Marshals Service, have secretly equipped their officers with radar devices that allow them to peer through the walls of houses to see if anyone is inside.

Fortunately, using the breathalyzer is easy. First, the user must open the mobile app on his or her smartphone, and then when prompted, blow for five seconds directly at the LED illuminated hole on the device from about two inches away. Once measured, the app will provide an estimate of how long it will take the user to get back down to zero.

A team of nanotechnology scientists at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) are researching ways to build a car that’s powered by its own body panels. If they’re on the right track, vehicles that that are equipped with lightweight “supercapacitors” combined with regular batteries may someday be cruising down our roads.

Seemingly out of nowhere, Amazon announced that it’s building a speaker that can be controlled with your voice. 

Wearable tech for canines is equipped with physiological and behavioral sensors

A team of scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed the world’s smallest electric generator. At just one atom thick, the device is made from molybdenum disulphide (MoS2), which is a clear, flexible material that opens up huge possibilities for the future of electricity generation.

After using Google Glass for about 18 hours a day, a man was admitted to a substance and recovery program for Internet disorder. He’s believed to be the first patient with Internet addiction disorder triggered by the overuse of Google Glass. 

You can never go wrong with some sunshine and a glass of beer, right? That was the thinking behind the Michigan-based Dark Horse Brewing Company when it decided to green up its operations.

The fleet of NASA’s science assets orbiting and exploring Mars are in for an astronomical treat, because on Sunday, October 19, a comet will hurtle right by the Red Planet.

Europe’s PLANTOID project consortium is currently in the process of creating a tree-like robot. And get this: its descendants may one day find use in the exploration of other planets. 

In an effort to provide one of the world’s busiest cities with a carbon-neutral energy source, two graduates of the London School of Economics developed a solar-powered charging station for phones, tablets, and other devices. 

Equipped with a GPS tracker, an HD video camera, and temperature and barometric pressure sensors to take measurements, an airplane made of paper board was launched from a helium weather balloon at an altitude of 96,563 feet, which is just over 18 miles high.

Supported by the private Arrels Foundation in Barcelona, Homelessfonts consists of creating a collection of typefaces based on the handwriting of the homeless. The organization recruits individuals throughout the city to create typefaces from their unique handwriting styles.

Claims of the excessively flexible phone have been reported across numerous tech blogs and mainstream media. Apple addicts aren’t pleased, and so far, the company hasn’t said a thing.