As much as I sorta like my Roomba vacuum, I would be much happier to give my money to Toshiba. Why? Because I haven't had much luck getting iRobot on the phone when I had an issue. Sure, Toshiba might be more of the same, but I am ready to…
Kids love playing with remote control gadgets. Kids don"™t love cleaning your pool. For the first time, you, and your kids will really have fun cleaning the pool with the Jet Net Remote Controlled Pool Skimmer. This fun remote controlled pool cleaner will make quick work of pool cleaning. Remote…
Buying clothes online is a bit tough as it is hard to tell how the clothes will actually look on. Fits.me has tackled this e-commerce problem with a shape-shifting mannequin that allows users to set the mannequin to their body size/type and see how a particular outfit will look/fit. This…
The folks at iRobot, made famous by their Roomba Vacuums, have come out with a new small, light, throwable robot. The idea behind the iRobot 110 FirstLook is that you can use it to check out an area before sending the humans in. The 110 FirstLook weighs less than 5…
AeroVironment's Nano Hummingbird looks like a real hummingbird but is a clever spy remote control. The Nano Hummingbird is only 6.5-inches wide (from wingtip to wingtip) and weighs only 19 grams (less than a AA battery). This tiny remote control hummingbird can climb and descend vertically, fly forward and backward,…
Unless you live in cave, you have most likely heard of the IBM Watson Supercomputer that competes against humans in Jeopardy. See how Watson did against PBS science correspondent Miles O'Brien and David Gondek on a Jeopardy round.
A bit early for Halloween, Osaka University has created a robot designed to model a baby's facial expressions, and it is creepy. Check it out after the break.
So what would happen if that little bastard ET (yeah I am that old school) mated with the Amazon Kindle and their freaky robotic offspring was midwifed into being by some MIT student out of the bowels of some Hong Kong factory? What you'd get is Autom, the cheesy ET…
For under $20 (starting June 2011) you can get your hands on a tiny TankBot that is controlled by an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Full details after the break.