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The NBA is trying out futuristic technology that could change how basketball is played and officiated. Smart basketballs with sensors and referee smartwatches are getting their first test run this preseason.
A new smart toothbrush with a built-in camera and AI helps people catch dental problems at home before they turn into expensive surprises at the dentist. The device shows users what's happening inside their mouths in real time, turning prevention into something you can actually see.
After caring for her aging grandparents, Shreya Thakkar designed a walking cane that tracks vital signs and alerts emergency contacts. The device gives seniors independence while keeping them safe.
A young Rwandan innovator who watched a family member live with diabetes is now developing smart insole technology that could detect diabetic foot problems before amputation becomes necessary. Her team's sensor-equipped insoles alert patients and doctors to warning signs that diabetic patients often can't feel.
A 28-year-old designer watching her grandparents age created a smart cane that tracks location, monitors blood pressure, and sends emergency alerts. The Wander On device helps seniors maintain independence while staying safe.
New earbuds from Mobvoi don't just play music—they listen, transcribe, and organize your conversations into searchable notes without needing your phone. The TicNote Pods use built-in 4G and AI to capture meetings, lectures, and calls, then automatically turn them into summaries, action items, and even presentation slides.
A tech YouTuber just revealed a hidden Apple Watch feature that lets you precision-track AirTags from your wrist. Most users have no idea it exists because Apple never explains how to set it up.