VIDEOThe Harvard Monolithic Bee (Mobee), a tiny millimeter-scale flapping wing robotic insect produced using Printed Circuit MEMS (PC-MEMS) techniques and featuring pop-up book inspired assembly.

Arjen Born, a Dutch photographer, offers up his take on assisted living in the future.

System of implantable sensors that may allow orthopedic surgeons to wirelessly receive data regarding load, strain, motion, temperature, and pressure . Just 4 millimeters across and 500 microns thick.

Snowboarder William Hughes glides down through the French snow in a gleaming L.E.D. suit

FEATUREDYogurt Hacking ~ Tuur Van Balen explains in this short 7 minute video how to trick bacteria into making a red yogurt full of beta-carotene... and prozac!

Could your heartbeat be your computer's password in the future?

This pole-dancing surveillance-camera-headed robot is just one of Giles Walker's whimsical animated sculptures included in this year's RAW Art Fair in Rotterdam this past week.

Project Paperclip is the first photography exhibition to use Augmented Reality. Follow the link so you can test it with your iPhone.

The Cozy Shelter is a inflatable hiding place that has the defensive look of a sandbag fortress from the outside. The inside is like a pastel colored cave of soft woolen blankets. Part of the exhibition Designworld in the designmuseum of Helsinki.

The 'cinemagram' app for iPhone is the most recent innovation in the revived interest in GIF animation art.

VIDEOIncredible multigait origami robots that run only on air.

VIDEOFor Coca-Cola’s 125th Anniversary Exhibition's Future Room concept, Antilop transformed santralistanbul's Galeri 1 into an immersive environment by creating 90 square meter of 270-degree projection system.

VIDEOBuchstabengewitter by Ingo Italic is an experimental generative type project using motion graphics. Each letter is bale to morph into another, creating a unique animation.

At the Helsinki café Kauko, the coffee is free, but the experience is unpredictable. A Web site with live video lets Internet users raise or lower the seats and tables, dim the lights, or change the music

VIDEORobot Readable World by Timo shows us how computer vision systems and robots see their environments.

VIDEOStarry Night Interactive by Petros Vrellis is a beautiful twist on the Van Gogh classic. Using a touchscreen and some clever openFrameworks code, this project turns his strokes into awesome new-media!

Minimalistic Gramophone by Livia Ritthaler. Check the video.

A mini arcade cabinet, the iCade Jr. brings the arcade excitement to your iPhone or iPod touch.

The BioLite lets you cook safely using wood while generating electricity to power your gadgets.

Glitch Textiles from Phillip Stearns are textiles made from patterns produced by short-circuited cameras.

▲, pronounced Alt-30, is a work that challenges its players to find and test the thresholds of the piece, as well as their own, through playfulness and curiosity.

The Scale of the Universe by Cary Huang takes you from the edge of the universe to the quantum foam of space-time. Along the way you will see molecules, animals, countries, and galaxies; all putting you in your scale. Awesome!

The Concept Tent designed in association with Kaleidoscope and builds on learnings from the original Orange Solar Tent that was trialled at Glastonbury in 2003, as well as 2004’s Orange Text Me Home Dome.

'Sound Cloud' installation by Kazuhiro Yamanaka for Saazs at A Glass House - Paris.

The XAPPR gun, a gaming gun with a clip on attachment for your phone.

VIDEOA new insulating foam that can protect your hand from 7000 degree heat, but is also edible. Fascinating material developed by the Aarmourtherm Foundation.

VIDEOThese nano quadrotors at the GRASP Lab in University of Pennsylvania perform some amazing moves and work together to navigate spaces with obstacles.

Bullet-stopping skin? New futuristic tissue designed by artist Jalila Essaïdi, which reinforces human skin cells with spider silk.

VIDEOAsk Golan Levin Anything was created by FITC (Future. Innovation. Technology. Creativity.) and puts the spotlight on some interesting issues that were all prompted from Reddit.

VIDEOThe Robockey Cup from the School of Engineering and Applied Science's Design of Mechatronic Systems at Penn. Check out these hockey playing pint-sized robots in action!

SuperUber brings Super Pong to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Clear for iPhone by RealMac Software finally brings some clever looking UI to the daily To-Do list. The pinch and split is awesome.

Mimobots go Einstein - The first in a brand-new series of MIMOBOT flash drives from Mimoco honoring iconic figures in history, "The Legends of MIMOBOT Series"

The new University of Oregon alumni center is the school's front door. Second Story's media installations fuel soaring dreams and invigorate appreciation for the history that defined this innovative institution’s culture.

Deloitte 2012 Technology, Media and Telecommunications prediction infographics.

VIDEOThe Windows of Opportunity (WOO) Project, a collaboration between General Motors Research and Development and the FUTURE LAB at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Israel.

VIDEOGLOBALedit App for Surface at NRF 2012. Great digital light table.

VIDEOThe Shrewbot, a whiskered robot developed by the Bristol Robotics Laboratory in conjunction with the University of Sheffield's Active Touch Laboratory.

The Pirate Bay launches physibles category for 3D printable objects.

VIDEOThis 3D printed record (for Fisher-Price clockwork record player) plays Portal's "Still Alive" ~ made with Processing, printed at Shapeways - video proof it works!

FEATUREDCES: A peek into Belkin's new logo, their two story vintage modern home setup of a booth at CES, the new WeMo system to control your home via app... and even a peek at the house Belkin started in!

Alexander Chen's 'Conductor' transforms the iconic New York subway map into a real-time, interactive string instrument.

VIDEOBoard of Awesomeness, a motorized Kinect controlled longboard from Chaotic Moon Labs.

SKIN by design firm P-06 Atelier in collaboration with architect Joao Luis Carrilho da Graça is a permanent installation of moveable walls combining stenciled cutout graphics patterns, typography and light at The Pavilion of Knowledge in Lisbon.

There comes a point in every meeting when the work is done, but the meeting won’t end. Luckily, you can end the meeting any time you like using the C.O.M.A. app.