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Double Robotics, the company that brought us the Double telepresence robot, has just released a brand new, upgraded model – the Double 2.

Electric personal transportation company, Segway, recently launched Segway miniPRO in the U.S.

Sensoria Inc. debuted updates to its Smart Running System—which is the first open, connected multi-garment wearable system—at CES 2016 this week.

The Bluesmart carry-on suitcase works with a smartphone app so users can take control of their luggage directly from his or her phone.

Yes, there is now a smart shoe! The Digitsole smart shoe is based on the Digitsole insole.

i-BLADES, the developer of the first smartphone case with hidden embedded micro processing technology, teamed up with Bosch Sensortec, to create the i-BLADES.

French start-up company, PIQ, made its appearance at CES 2016. The company has developed a sensor and a platform for athletes in order to improve performance.

The devices include the UA HealthBox, the world's first Connected Fitness system, the UA SpeedForm Gemini 2 Record Equipped, the brand's first smart shoe, and more.

In an effort to build out the U.S. electric vehicle refueling infrastructure, Nissan and BMW say they are opening fast-charging stations at 120 locations across 19 states.

SpaceX completed a vertical landing of its Falcon 9 rocket on December 21, the first time such a feat had been achieved.

The IP monitors driver’s eyes, gaze, eyebrows, lips and more in order to indicate signs of sleep while driving.

University of Cambridge researchers have developed two new systems for driverless cars that can identify a user's location and orientation in places where GPS does not work well.

Draft rules released by California state regulators requiring that autonomous vehicles have a licensed driver capable of taking control in an emergency may create a speed bump for manufacturers.

HondaJet Takes Off with FAA Certification Honda has entered the aviation market with the receipt of type certification from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration for its HondaJet. A five-passenger aircraft, HondaJet will compete in the light business jet market against established manufacturers

Lockheed Martin has successfully demonstrated how its unmanned aircraft system (UAS) operations can extinguish fires by dropping 24,000 pounds of water on hot spots.

Google X's plans to fly energy kites capable of generating electricity from wind continue, with the company reporting that it is beginning site preparation in Hawaii.

Start-up robotics company, Rovenso, has been working with researchers from École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) to develop ROVéo, a four-wheeled robot that can climb obstacle two-thirds its height.