Awesome Tech

A stackable media hub which wirelessly syncs, stores and organizes images and videos from all of your devices, and automatically eliminates dupes. Future stacking modules may include a Blu-ray ripper and a retro game emulator.

Düsseldorf Airport has a premium parking service that uses robot valets. Made by Serva Transport System, Ray gently and efficiently transports vehicles. Passengers use an app to have their car checked out when they return.

MOSorganizer’s versatile power strip, the MOS Reach has one three-pronged outlet and two USB charging ports. It has a 3ft. cord with a slim plug and magnets on the side of its body to hold the ends of charging cables.

While most LED bulbs are packed with modern features and aesthetics, Edison chose to get the best of both worlds. Its dimmable LED bulbs have the look and warm glow of old bulbs and the efficiency and safety of LEDs.

A cloud-shaped lamp and Bluetooth speaker. The color of its lights can be changed or made to visualize the music being played. Cloud also has a motion-activated lightning and thunder effect. A lamp-only version is also available.

Synek lets you serve fresh beer in a compact package. It uses vacuum-sealed 1-gallon bags and an adapter to transfer beer from a keg or a tap. You can switch bags out of the dispenser and store them for up to 30 days.

A web app that disguises any webpage to look like the New York Times’ website. It even has the title and image from an actual news article, plus a summary of the article so your cover won’t be blown if someone asks what you’re “reading.”

GE’s Link line features some of the most affordable LED bulbs on the market. Like the company’s Aros smart air conditioner, Link bulbs can also be controlled with the Wink app via the Wink hub. Also works with Zigbee hubs.

If the Terminator had a backup battery, it would be this one. This 6,000mAh battery can charge two gadgets at once, is IPX 5 weatherproof and shockproof, and its level can be checked from your smartphone. It even comes with a flashlight.

The latest version of the NS2 Air Monitors supports streaming via Bluetooth and Spotify alongside its AirPlay capability, making it much more versatile. It still has a 32-bit DSP, 3″ Kevlar woofers and 0.75″ tweeters. Drops 8/11.

will.i.am introduces 3DSystems’ Ekocycle Cube, a compact 3D printer designed to create objects using 25% post-consumer materials. We only wish you could stick plastic bottles directly into it instead of having to buy cartridges.

Kensington and Mead’s upcoming line of tablet cases. Available for 7″, 8″ and 10″ tablets, the cases feature Mead’s binder and notebook brands, including the Trapper Keeper. Sadly the cheesy old designs are nowhere to be found.

Revocharge is a charging system for the iPhone 5/5S and the Galaxy S5 that lets you charge wirelessly using its phone case and battery. You can also get a matching sync & charge dock, car charger mount and an arm band.

Like BioLite’s charging stoves, Pelty uses heat from a fire to power its electronics. A lit candle can power Pelty for up to five hours. The speaker is made from glass and ceramic and connects to devices via Bluetooth.

Soundhawk is a Bluetooth headset that reduces background noise. It comes with a mobile app that lets you pick from different settings (driving, indoors, etc.) and a wireless mic to extend its range. Product video here.

An elegant watch and fitness tracker. It tracks calories burned and distance covered when you walk, run or swim. Made of stainless steel and sapphire glass and comes with a leather and a plastic strap. Available this Fall for $390.

Bluetooth locator devices are nothing new, but iFind is the first one we’ve seen that doesn’t need batteries. It harvests ambient electromagnetic energy – from routers, phones, TVs etc. – and converts that into usable power.

Mybelll’s speaker can blast out sounds up to 105dB, or about twice as loud as a typical metal bell. You can customize its horn by importing your own audio files. Its built-in 110 lumen LED lights are customizable as well.

Odin is a battery-powered portable projector that runs Android KitKat, which means it can run Google Play apps. It has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI and USB ports. It can create up to a 250″ screen and can also be used as a Bluetooth speaker.

What’s better than a creamy head on your beer? A beer slushie, that’s what. Kirin Ichiban’s machine turns beer into a slushie that you can then use to top off a glass of beer, helping it stay cool for up to 30 minutes longer.

The latest 3D printer from MakerBot has a massive 12″ x 12″ x 18″ build area, which allows for printing large models, or multiple small ones at once. We want one just so we can print skulls like the one shown here.

A customizable LED ticker which can display weather, news, stock, email or whatever information you’d like on its display. It’s fully hackable, and can use IFTTT to connect with numerous applications and devices.

A portable wireless scanner. It connects to Windows or OS X computers as well as the iPad over Bluetooth, sending an image of the object you’re scanning in real time. It can also extract text and charts from scanned images.