Hashtag Lets Viewers Record TV Shows By Tweeting [Video]

Sky Brazil lets customers record their favorite shows by tweeting #SKYREC at ...

IBM’s Watson Is The Newest Customer Service Representative

The Engagement Advisor will answer questions, offer feedback and troubleshoot...

Traditional Japanese Art Created Using Excel Spreadsheets

Tatsuo Horiuchi creates detailed prints with the popular office software.

Laser Cutter Carves Music Onto Wooden Records

Instructables member Amanda Ghassaei has developed a way of fabricating LPs out...

Personal iPhone Pictures Printed As Vintage Polaroid Prints

The Printic app lets users choose photos from their camera roll, Facebook or...

Solving The Problem Of Urban Green Space [PSFK 2013]

Dan Barasch Co-Founder of the Lowline, discussed his plan to build an...

Teenager Teaches Himself To Build A 3D Printed Robotic Prosthetic

17-year-old Easton LaChappelle made a working arm out of old Nintendo parts.

Crowd Planning Brings Collaboration Into Urban Design [My Ideal City]

PSFK chats with John Geraci of faberNovel, about how crowd planning is impacting...

Clorox Partners With The Onion To Show The Messy Side Of Parenting

Brand partners with satirical publication to create “The Language of the...

Anti-Gravity 3D Printer Forms Shapes In The Air [Video]

Material prints free form shapes with plastic that solidifies instantly.

Why Social Networks Are Making Us More Creative [PSFK 2013]

Google researcher Abigail Posner discusses how the visual web reflects our...

Why Consumers Are Replacing Designers [PSFK 2013]

Peter Weijmarshausen discussed how 3D printing will allow people to make...

Cities Planned With Public Opinion Collected Via SMS [My Ideal City]

Textizen is an SMS platform which engages community feedback in order to inform...

Invisible Blinds Selectively Let In Light

Japanese researchers have developed a transparent sheet that lets in less...

3D Printed Jewelry Takes Design Cues From Parasites

Unique designer creates wearable fungus-like items.

Netflix For LEGO Lets Kids Rent Toy Sets

Pleygo enables families to rent different sets instead of purchasing new ones.

Remote-Controlled Jacket Lets Parents Hug Their Children From Far Away

The T.Jacket offers real-time remote monitoring of activity and remote pressure...

Laser Projector Superimposes Light On Floating Bubbles [Video]

Memo Akten experimented created floating screens using the Etherdream DAC.

Crowd-Sourced Lost And Found Automatically Finds Missing Items

BlueBee alerts you of its location based on other users' positions.

Hands-Free Segway Fits In A Backpack [Video]

The Hovertrax is a portable auto-balancing personal transport.

Microsoft Hides Secret Job Post In The Bing Homepage

The software company's creative call for employees filters potential applicants.

Robot Keg Charges Drinkers Via NFC-Tagged Wristbands

The RoboKeg keeps tabs on beer orders and sends the bill to the customers'...

Supermarket Concierge Will Enable Shoppers To Place Online Orders

The high-end grocery retailer is going to install service desks in stores with...

How Connected Cars Will Change The Future Of Driving [PSFK 2013]

Julius Marchwicki of Ford discusses how the Sync AppLink technology will allow...

Why Vintage Fashion Doesn’t Have To Be About Nostalgia [PSFK 2013]

Gill Linton, CEO of Byronesque, is working to modernize the fashion industry...

3D Printed Edible Sugar Sculptures [Pics]

Husband and wife team create intricate cake toppers using new tech.

Collaborative Platforms Empower Citizens To Shape Their Communities [My Ideal City]

Participatory online platforms and visual tools help gauge and meet the actual...

Crowd-Powered Delivery System Ships Packages Via Twitter

Pick up items on the way to work or become part of a social delivery network in...

Grocery Stores Converts Spoiled Food Into Usable Energy [Video]

The retailer uses an anaerobic digester to convert unsold bio products into...

PSFK’s Top Five Stories Of The Week

The end of the 40 hour work week and a moving map of worldwide Internet use. We...