Remee is the lightweight sleep mask that can help users have vivid lucid dreams without clunky head gear or a huge price tag.
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Drawing on the iPad can be a struggle, since resting your palm on the screen can register as an action. With the FiftyThree stylus, artists need not worry about their hands while they create masterpieces.
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The last of the eighth generation consoles was released Friday. While launch titles are lacking, the Xbox One has good voice control and a comfortable controller.
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This toddler-sized robot can have a conversation with you. Soon, not only will Nao be able to have chats in 19 different languages but may also be able to recognize your mood.
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Fumbling with a cellphone while driving will soon be a thing of the past. HeadsUP! displays apps which will allow you to make calls, answer texts and check your GPS without ever taking your eyes off the road.
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Take mobile gaming to the next level with Moga, an attachable gadget that can turn your Apple mobile device into an old school controller. It is compatible with the iPod Touch and iPhone 5.
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Medical professionals never have to worry about struggling to find a vein on a patient again. These glasses give the wearer an inside look at what's going on under the skin.
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Our eyes are amazing tools which help us process what's in front of us in order to navigate the world as we know it. They aren't perfect — sometimes damage can cause them to only see certain colors or to lose vision, not to mention their inability to see through opaque surface and in multiple directions. There's plenty of tech made for the human eye in an attempt to increase range, visibility and even send messages to the sleeping mind.
Not everyone has lucid dreams and even those who have cannot do so consistently. Enter Remee, the sleep mask that can help users become aware of when they're dreaming. The mask doesn't guarantee you can control the dream world around you but it can be achieved with some training and diligence. For those in habit of dream journaling or lucid dreaming, this lightweight smart sleep mask could take your nocturnal journeys to a new level.
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Finding a vein to draw blood or figuring out where to inject a vaccine is a skill that comes with experience. Still, even the most seasoned medical professional can have difficulty finding the right spot. Evena Medical has found a solution. Eyes-On Glasses will help doctors, nurses and other medical staff to see veins more clearly under a patient's skin. The glasses also come with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 3G, so it can record and save the images for later reference.
Using smartphones in cars can be dangerous and is illegal. Their distraction can make you take your eyes of the road long enough to cost someone their life. HeadsUP! has a solution. By projecting phone functions onto the windshield, drivers can make calls, answer text messages and even look up directions without ever taking their eyes off the road in front of them. Users can interact with the screen by touch-free swiping or voice commands to activate apps.
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