Consumer Tech

New glasses use sonar sensing technology and AI to allow users to control devices via silent, mouthed commands.

An AI-based app that identifies dogs and cats based on their unique nose prints could help reunite lost pets and their owners.

Batteries are the weak link for wearable and implantable devices. But what if you could harvest energy from the heat, sweat or vibrations of the wearer?

Made from a variety of recycled and repurposed materials, the tire may be perfectly suited for electric vehicles.

Apple is developing tech that could put noninvasive blood glucose monitoring right into its smartwatches, according to a Bloomberg report.

Amazon is making it possible for people with hearing impairments to stream audio from its smart TVs directly into their cochlear implants.

John Deere is entering the electric market with models aimed at homeowners and the golf industry.

Shift Robotics is taking pre-orders on Moonwalkers — $1,400 “shoes” that let you walk 2.5x faster without expending any extra energy.

Home entertainment startup Displace has unveiled a completely wireless TV that vacuum seals to walls and is controlled by hand gestures.

Sony has announced a new, “out of the box” adaptive PlayStation controller, dubbed Project Leonardo.