How often do the sensors inside the 2026 FIFA World Cup ball record data?
The 2026 World Cup ball is basically a flying motion tracker
Google's Fitbit Air is a Whoop-like screen-less fitness tracker built around AI
The minimalist device tracks sleep, heart rate, and activity while Google Health and Gemini handle the analysis
A startup says it can replace home sprinklers with sound waves. Fire safety experts say show us the data
Sonic Fire Tech uses inaudible low-frequency sound waves to suppress flames without water
The 2026 Polestar 4 has no rear window, and that is the point
Camera-based visibility takes over as Polestar redesigns airflow
First look: The 2026 Polestar 4 removes a feature that has defined automotive design for more than a century: the rear window. In its place, the vehicle uses cameras and sensors to provide rearward visibility, a move that is dividing opinion.
Typing with your brain might soon be as simple as wearing a beanie
High-density EEG sensors and AI models aim to decode internal speech without implants
Apple is testing four smart glasses designs as it prepares to challenge Meta Ray-Bans
Apple is developing N50 eyewear with cameras, sensors, and tight iPhone integration
The cables powering the internet are under the ocean – and under threat
Governments are deploying advanced monitoring systems to protect the internet's undersea cables
This app makes your MacBook moan when you slap it, and it's going viral
The $5 novelty app uses sensors to turn hits into sound effects
Apple could answer Samsung Galaxy challenge with a 200MP iPhone camera
A major camera shift for Apple and a direct challenge to Samsung's Galaxy Ultra line
Scientists turn earthquake sensors into space debris trackers
Tracking space debris, one sonic boom at a time
New nanotech generator could replace batteries in tiny devices
Forward-looking: A European research team involving scientists from DESY and Hamburg University of Technology have unveiled a newly demonstrated triboelectric nanogenerator that produces electricity by pushing water in and out of nanoporous silicon. Their work marks a significant step toward battery-free power for sensors and other low-power devices.
General Motors to launch eyes-off self-driving Cadillac Escalade IQ
The 2028 system combines lidar, radar, and visual sensors
DoorDash expands autonomous delivery with four-wheeled "Dot" robot
Dot is designed to tackle larger orders and longer routes
NBA quietly trials smart basketballs with embedded sensors and AI tracking
The rise of sensor-driven sports tech
Engineers turn to quantum tech to replace GPS in flight navigation
Quantum sensing uses Earth's natural magnetic fields, making it immune to jamming and spoofing
In the microdrone arms race, China unveils a mosquito-sized UAV built for stealth
The microdrone battlefield is getting crowded – and smaller
Logitech's tiny radar sensors could let managers see if a cubicle is occupied
Still less invasive than cameras
Capacitive sensing transforms everyday materials into interactive surfaces
This could lead to all kinds of new applications
The NHTSA takes major step toward making drunk driving prevention tech mandatory in vehicles
Touch and breath sensors are being researched
Ikea enters the Smart Home market with three new affordable sensors
Why it matters: Ikea is a brand universally known for cheap, ready-to-assemble furniture, home appliances, and other home accessories. The company is now trying to put its mark on the smart home business as well, bringing the same affordable and minimalistic approach to the hi-tech monitoring market.
Lawsuit claims the Apple Watch blood oxygen sensor has a racial bias
The sensor is said to be ineffective when used on darker skin tones
3D-printed fingerprint able to fool the Galaxy S10's sensor
This could have worrying implications
The US military might use marine organisms to detect ocean-bound threats
Traditional radar technology could be a thing of the past
New Samsung image sensors could eliminate smartphone camera bumps
The smallest pixel ever seen in a smartphone camera
Computing evolves from outside in to inside out
Never before have we really seen or experienced this extension of the digital world into our analog lives