More From Jason Fell
Far Out Tech
No Bull! This Robot Could Put Cowboys Out of Work.
One group of researchers is creating a small army of machines to help automate the farming industry.
Far Out Tech
Your Next Trip to Disney Could End in a Real Lightsaber Fight
Don't let 'audience interaction projection system' bore you. This looks pretty cool.
Amazon Echo
I Hated the Amazon Echo But Decided to Give It a Second Chance -- Here's What Happened
The voice-activated speaker failed to impress on my first pass. Here are some observations after giving it another go.
Smartwatches
That Moment You Realize Your Smartwatch Is the Dumbest Thing You Own
I confess: I own a dumbwatch.
Far Out Tech
This Gizmo Literally Lets You See Through Walls
Dreamed of x-ray vision? This startup has the answer -- sort of.
Far Out Tech
China's Car-Swallowing Bus Is Apparently for Real
The futuristic city bus has made its real-world debut.
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This Might be the Most Ridiculous Contraption Ever Constructed
A Swedish engineer soars high, then crashes his homemade flying chair thing.
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Check Out Bubba Watson's Crazy Golf Cart Jetpack
The pro golfer gets some air time on the green.
Pokémon
The 5 Most Ridiculous Pokémon Go Stories of the Week
With the gaming craze in full swing, the crazy stories are apparently in abundance.
Far Out Tech
For the MLB All-Star Game, Expect Crazy-Cool Replay Action
Intel is partnering with Major League Baseball to deliver 360-degree replays that capture virtually every angle.
Far Out Tech
This Tech Startup Will Let Plants Talk to You
It says it has developed the first wearable for plants that allows you to 'see and hear your plants communicate.'
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This Cute, Little Robot Wants to Be Your Personal Health Buddy
Say hello to Pillo, a smart device that combines facial- and voice-recognition technologies to dispense daily vitamins and medication.
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Your Boring Bike Helmet Is About to Get a Big Tech Upgrade
A new Kickstarter project hopes cyclists can say bye bye to blindspots.
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A Highway That Will Produce Power Instead of Roadkill
Missouri hopes to have the first solar panel-paved stretch of U.S. highway before the end of the year.