November 23, 2009 - It is true, we have been recently inundated with increasingly intrusive video recorders, a lot of which are hidden from our view. So let’s say you are paranoid enough to do something about it, go get yourself a camera detector.

November 04, 2009 - Seriously, losing your keys—especially if you live alone—would be a nightmare which is why knock-detecting door locks like this one are genius contraptions. This Secret Knock-Detecting Door Lock by Steve Hoefer makes use of a personalized ‘secret...

November 03, 2009 - With the flu season upon us, it’s important to stay well-equipped with sickness-detecting gadgets. One of these happens to be a staple in most households already (at least, it should be). If you don’t have a thermometer, or you currently own a...

November 01, 2009 - ...detecting algorithm finds a match. The FaceID CVJB-G107 is being marketed as a replacement for time-card systems and a door security system....

October 15, 2009 - While Geert Christiaansen says that it will likely be several years before a product like the Philips Rationalizer comes to market, one thing’s for sure: We haven’t seen the last of emotion-detecting gadgets targeted towards working individuals.

October 13, 2009 - Drink Safe Texas produces date rape drug-detecting coasters. Add a few drops of your drink onto the test strips on the drug detecting coasters and they will let you know if your drink contains either GHB or ketamine.

October 11, 2009 - These lip-plumping glosses by 2 Love My Lips not only beautify your pucker, but can also tell you if you’ve got a tampered-with drink on your hands. The glosses are equipped with two drug-testing cards that can detect GHB and Ketamine, chemicals...

October 03, 2009 - Central St. Martin’s student Chloe Albert is working on a way to replace ugly and outdated carbon monoxide detectors with carbon monoxide-detecting wallpaper. Her invention is a perfect fusion of function and design, using modules fixed to paper...

September 17, 2009 - Recently scientists have discovered a way to cure color blindness in monkeys using gene therapy. According to Wikipedia, red-green color blindness is affecting roughly 7 to 10% of men. With monkeys now able to identify red and green, look to see...

September 14, 2009 - After detecting the ‘lesion’ in a simulated breast, the robot was able to calculate its position and then guide a biopsy to its exact location,” Ned Light, an engineer, explained in an article by the Duke University Office of News and Communications.