Gadgets

Honda introduces the Motocompatto: a foldable, affordable transportation device that aims to change last-mile transportation forever.

Smart beds will revolutionize rest: sensors, AI and connectivity will give us optimal sleep.

Jelly Drops, innovative water bonbons, help hydrate dementia sufferers, especially during heat waves

With a simple click, Air Cruiser transforms from a small piece of luggage on the roof of the car into a cozy space for two people

SealVans has released two variants of amphibious caravans ideal for families looking for non-stop adventures, on land and at sea.

With the 'Loop Living Cocoon', a mushroom and hemp coffin that weighs only 30 kg and costs 1000 euros, death enriches life.

Seakool D2, the accessory that reinvents the diving experience: fast, light and without visual impediments.

A breakthrough in cycling safety: the inflatable and comfortable to wear Inflabi helmet offers up to four times more protection than traditional foam models.

From the creatives of Google and Boston Dynamics comes Ascender, a robovac vacuum cleaner that leaves no dust even on the stairs.

A portable washer dryer that looks like something out of a Pixar film changes the way we think about laundry, saving time, water and energy.

Fluus launches the first biodegradable sanitary towel to reduce the environmental impact: because it doesn't make sense to keep an object that only serves a few hours for life.

Pedro Lopes and his team create a backpack capable of deceiving our perception for an unforgettable leap into VR.

MouthPad is the first device for people who can't use a mouse with their hands or want to take multitasking to a new level

The special toilet is hidden in a piece of furniture: space optimization or new standard for the future?

Belgian startup Bar.on introduces a system for making craft molecular beer by printing it from special cartridges.

The follies in the "personal air conditioning" sector are never lacking, and this one seems to beat them all: how about an air conditioning belt?

Measure hydration in real time: the Nix biosensor makes possible what until recently seemed impossible

The red light against chronic pain: Kineon MOVE+ promises to change the way we deal with joint pain.

VIBIS uses blue phototherapy to soothe itching in 10 seconds, and accelerate skin healing from insect bites.

The folding desk, made in New Zealand, offers a sustainable and practical alternative for those who work remotely but restless about the symbolic value.

The solution, which is based on a deodorant powder to be added to water, reduces transport emissions by 94%