The best home innovations of 2022
A system that recycles water in your home, paint that won’t drip, and an easy-to-install smart showerhead are this year’s Best of What’s New.
A system that recycles water in your home, paint that won’t drip, and an easy-to-install smart showerhead are this year’s Best of What’s New.
This year’s sports and outdoor innovations make our adrenaline-filled adventures smarter, while going easier on the Earth. On land, a bike helmet can be broken down and recycled at the end of its life. In the snow, a ski that helps you tear down the mountain can also be similarly repurposed. But the best sports […]
This year’s list of the best innovations in the vehicle space improves the ways we’re already getting around.
The past year has been marked by serious challenges, from the ongoing climate emergency, a subsequent increase in extreme forest fire frequency, and the devastating war in Ukraine following Russia’s invasion. But we’ve also seen true innovation in the field of crisis response. More exact location systems will help emergency services find people in trouble […]
Prismatic hair color, a pocket-sized recovery tool, and an Earth-friendly burial are among the best personal care innovations of 2022.
From a self-flying drone to a camera rig designed for self-sufficiency, the best entertainment innovations of 2022 put the content in the hands of creators.
The best health innovations of 2022 include bivalent COVID vaccines, a new HIV stem cell treatment, Paxlovid, condoms for anal sex, and a suicide hotline shortcut.
Smart home syncing, car crash detection technology, and a new VR monitor are some of the best gadget innovations of 2022.
Zero-emissions vehicles, artificial intelligence, and self-charging gadgets are helping remake and update some of the most important technologies of the last few centuries. Personal devices like headphones and remote controls may be headed for a wireless, grid-less future, thanks to a smaller and more flexible solar panel. Boats can now sail human-free from the UK […]
In space, no one can hear a probe smash into an asteroid—but that’s just what happened in September, when NASA’s successful DART experiment proved that it’s possible to reroute a space rock by crashing into it on purpose. And that wasn’t even the most important event to materialize in space this year—more on the James […]