Michelin Introduce Puncture Proof Airless Tire

A tire that can resist puncture and doesn't need air, it is very good prototype.  Hopefully one day such becomes available for the general public to enjoy.

The artificial muscles that will power robots of the future | Christoph ...

Talk about artificial muscles.   Future robots might benefit from use of muscle like artificial items instead of traditional motors.   These actuators might be able to provide far more natural movements and with great efficiency and speed.

Rumor#This Bumper Case Saved an iPhone 7 From a 500-foot Fall

Rumor#This Bumper Case Saved an iPhone 7 From a 500-foot Fall – Video-source http://wccftech.com/iphone-7-iphone-7-bumper-survived-500foot-drop-test-video/

rhinoshield (note at moment wccftech seems or appears to have issues with hosting.)

This Accessory Makes VR So Precise a Surgeon Could Train with It

This Accessory Makes VR So Precise a Surgeon Could Train with It

Using this exoskeleton in a virtual environment, a baseball feels firm, and an egg light and fragile.-news source link

Interesting new product from amazon

Amazon's Echo has been a surprising hit product for smart home integration and its Alexa feature-rich Assistant has definitely grown since its introduction to become more capable and more interesting. Today, along with the announcement that the Echo is coming to the UK and Germany and is now available in white, Amazon has unveiled a new Echo Dot, the tiny puck version of the Echo.-androidpolice

Very cool tech from amazon, I think the voice recognition is said to be very good.

Link to article on cool technology, dash cams

-"No one gets into their car thinking they're going to get into an accident—that, is until they do. Luckily, we now have dash cams, in-car technology that can be helpful to drivers in the event something goes wrong while they're behind the wheel. If you don't have one in your car already, you've probably heard about dash cams on the news when footage from a tense police encounter or from a foreign country like Russia has been featured due to an unusual situation. However, you likely won't encounter meteorites and crashing airplanes as often as you will annoyingly aggressive drivers."-source arstechnica