LifeBeam and Lazer Sport unveil bio-sensing smart helmets at Eurobike 2015
Lazer Sport is adding LifeBeam's enhanced sensors into their new smart helmets for cycling. LifeBeam also has a smart helmet mod for existing headwear.
World’s first lead battery recycling plant to open in Nevada in 2016
Joining Tesla Motors' gigafactory and Switch's Supernap, this newest addition to the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center will use a trademarked recycling method.
Revolutionary new solar window tech can make any glass pane into a solar panel
SolarWindow Technologies announced that their new cells can be applied to any common window and produce 50 times the energy of panels commonly in use today.
No waves? Onean electric surfboards let you glide across flat water
Surfing isn't impossible without a wave. You just need a jet surfboard like one from the Onean line by Aquila Boards, made with built in electric motors.
Candle Charger is a tiny thermoelectric generator that powers your gadgets with fire
The Candle Charger lives up to its name: It turns the heat of a candle into a USB charge strong enough to fill your phone.
This strange new bike can be pedaled in six different ways
The bike doesn't change shape, the bike chain ring mod allows riders to change the pedal stroke, thereby activating different muscles.
Biking home from the bar? Only after you blow into this breathalyzer bike lock
When you don't want to come out and call it "The bike lock for alcoholics," you can call it the "Alcoho-Lock," and put your faith in the power of love.
Hands-on: RXActive gear uses built-in resistance bands to enhance your workout
When you wear RXActive resistance wear, even going grocery shopping can be like an easy day at the gym.
Livall’s smart bike helmet signals turns, plays tunes, and more
Livall's bike kit is "blinged out" with Bluetooth, a windbrake mic, and a G-sensor in the helmet, but the phone mount and tiny cadence sensor are cooler.
If only your GoPro could edit its own footage like this smart camera
Editing footage can take an annoying amount of time. Max Burton's Matter Design studios created the Graava, a smart camera that edits for you.
GameChanger keeps scores, stats, and live streams for Little League and more
The Little League World Series is coming up soon, and the scorekeeping will be handled by GameChanger, the stat-tracking app dedicated to amateur leagues.
GoFish Cam is…you guessed it…like a GoPro for fishing
Photographic or video records of fishing trips usually involve a lot of posing with dead fish. GoFish cam gives people the chance to show off the action.
Stellight lets you customize your bike light patterns
Stellight is one tough bike light that might be made of better material than your bike. Via a dedicated app, you can program its six LEDs individually.
This brilliant bike attachment pulls moisture from the air and refills your water bottle as you ride
Water is a must-have on hot humid biking trips. Fontus an automatic water condenser from the moisture in the air while you ride.
Better than a dynamo hub, Cydekick charges your phone as you pedal, or anything with USB
Cydekick produces electricity from pedaling like a dynamo hub, but positions it outside the wheel; with it's unique system you can charge any USB device
Box smarter with this smart-boxing gear, as seen on TV
Smart boxing gear is available to pros, but hasn't really trickled down to amateur rings. But new gear by MM8 and StrikeTec will be available soon.
Make any dumb heavy bag smart with the Impact Wrap
It's impractical to take a heavy bag from gym to gym, but Impact Wrap can to smarten up the average bags and is more like a canvas pillowcase made to punch.
This bike helmet has your lights built in
The Lumos has a Tron vibe. With 42 LEDs including turn signals with wireless remote control that mounts on your bars, this bike helmet is next level.
This mouthguard will analyze spit to monitor health in the heat
Usually being told you have a smart mouth is a bad thing. Since the invention of the SMRT Mouth mouthguard, that's no longer (necessarily) true.
OneSet: The new Vine focused on fitness
OneSet inspires your workouts by letting users share Vines that are just long enough for one set. Share fitness triumphs or document your transformation.
Steamy weather calls for water-resistant socks like these
5 Water Socks' cotton fibers are blended with a hydrophobic treatment. They resist water instead of absorbing it like traditional cotton socks.
Want NBA stars to teach you their basketball tricks? Swish has you covered
Swish is the basketball coaching app that uses your smart watch to get your metrics. You can download coaching plans from your favorite players.
This e-bike gives mountain bikes a run for their money
While most other e-bikes are made for city slickers, the Freway uses tech reserved for MTBs, and can brave off-roading in addition to commuting and touring.
Tour de France goes high-tech with GoPro footage and live rider tracking
Velon and ASO have partnered with GoPro to film awesome video of this year's Tour de France, while ASO is offering real-time live tracking for all teams.
Meet the winners of the Ant-Man Micro-Tech Challenge and their cool inventions
The Ant-Man Challenge was for girls aged 14 to 18 to use at least one inexpensive, easy to buy micro-tech component in a do-it-yourself project.
Want a modular CNC robot in your home? Then check out the Tooli on Kickstarter
Toolbotics knows it's hard out there for artists. So it designed Tooli. The desktop CNC tool can plot, airbrush, laser engrave or cut, and dispense.
Garmin’s new Varia gear warns cyclists about traffic they can’t see
Garmin introduced a new line this week, Varia. The company's first two offerings are a rear-view bike radar system, and smart bike lights with remote.