P&G and Whirlpool, the two well-known brands providing laundry products have now come together to offer the ultimate automatic cloth care product - The "SWASH Express Clothing Care System". The gen-next product claims to take care of wrinkles, restore the fit lost after wear and preserve clothing, in just ten minutes with the push of a button. The SWASH™ system is also designed to be slim and can easily fit into your wardrobe, the system takes care of your cloths so you don't need to do all the washing, drying, steaming, ironing and dry-cleaning. Do watch the videos shared below to see features of this excellent machine in action.

All sorts of cool technology is coming to the cars of future and Ford is now testing another clever integration of technology which might end-up in your next car. Dubbed "Ford Mobil" the company in-collaboration with Intel, is testing a facial-recognition system which will perform "in-car" camera based security authentication and personalization based on driver's preference. The system uses front-facing cameras to capture drivers images and perform the facial-recognition, if the driver can't be authenticated it'll send a photo to the vehicle owner's phone asking for permission for this person to drive the vehicle. This could also be used to allow parents to control how loud their kids listen to the music while driving, how fast they can drive, and even simply monitor them driving. The "Ford Mobile" will also utilize gesture and voice recognition technology to make things even easier to control for users while driving.

In yet another exciting development for automotive technology, Nissan has now unveiled something which every car owner would want - a car that can repel water, oil, dirt, dust, mud and grit making it virtually self-cleaning. Nissan is testing their cars to use the 'super-hydrophobic' and 'oleophobic' nano-technology based paint finish called Ultra-Ever Dry to repel stuff your car encounters making it look dirty. The company is performing extensive trials to determine if the material is durable for long-term use on vehicles, and whether it holds-up good in different weather conditions around the globe. Once cleared the coating will be offered as an after-market option to car owners. Don't miss the demonstration video shared ahead to see this technology in action.

We have seen many Microsoft Kinect Hacks and this one takes the prize for being the best of them all. Fitnect is an interactive 3D virtual fitting room application using a combination of augmented reality, cloth physics and full body motion capture to offer an excellent glimpse into the future of fitting room. The best part is, you can download this right-now on your computer and use anyone of the popular motion sensor like Kinect, ASUS XTION Live, PrimeSense or Carmin 1.08 to get this virtual mirror and amaze everybody. Do watch the video shared below.

Want your personal R2D2 robo which follows you, can be controlled by your smartphone and comes with an 1080p on-board projector that can display movies, games, TV, images anywhere you want?, Well now you can have this now, thanks to the 'Keecker' gadget revealed at ongoing CES 2014.

Powered by Android 4.2 operating system Keecker can run majority of Android apps, including streaming multimedia and play Android games. The robo comes loaded with a terabyte of internal storage which can be populated using your computer or via the Web app over Wi-Fi. Keecker's movements can be controlled via Android or iOS app, or can be configured to automatically follow you around the house acting as a personal moving entertainment system. Don't miss the video shared below.

Computer to human interface utilizing motion gestures, touch-screens, voice commands and facial recognition is no novelty these days. Sniffing the demand for these future computer interfacing features, the industry giant Intel has put their weight behind the concept of 'natural' computing interface and has introduced the Intel RealSense platform at CES 2014.

Intel RealSense is a new family of technology featuring complimenting hardware and software products that will make human-machine interfaces "natural". The idea is to utilize touch, motion, voice and facial expressions for interacting with all sorts of devices in the most natural form possible. Intel has also released the The Intel® Perceptual Computing SDK 2013 for developers to jump into and create innovative applications to consume the platform. Do watch the introduction video below.

3D Printing is without a doubt the next big thing, there is already a growing market for desktop 3D printers with thousands of good and bad "things to print at home". Paving the way for second industrial revolution, 3D printing is soon going to change how we construct buildings with automated Robotic Construction System's which will allow us to make concrete structures on site - and the best thing is we already have a working concept system ready doing that demoed on video as shared ahead.

"Contour Crafting" - the company behind world's first working "Robotic Construction System" has built a prototype 3D printer which uses concrete to "print" walls and will enable construction of entire structures on site as demoed in the video, this technology is not only cheaper than today's "traditional" counstruction methodolgy but also very faster as this machine can build a 2,500 square feet house in 20 hours.

Imagine the fun of controlling your computer using hand-gesture's just like Jedi in the Star Wars movies, Flutter is an free application for Windows and Mac computers which enables you to do exactly that and that too without requiring any specialized hardware or sensor. The Flutter App uses your computer camera to recognize hand gestures allowing controlling of application actions from a few feet away without the need of any keyboard or mouse interaction, the utility specially comes in handy for controlling audio/video playback and presentations from a distance.