"It must be the shoes," as some would say to explain something extraordinary. In the case of VectraSense Technologies, however, that just might be the case. The company has launched what is called the Verb For Shoe "Smart Shoe Experience" - high-tech footwear. More on that in the full article after the jump.

If Honda's experimental walking assist device design will push through, it will definitely signal a new hope for the elderly or those who have weakened leg muscles to walk again. After all, much has been devoted in this research that began back in 1999. More on this after the jump!

Running out to your favorite sports store this spring is a good idea, because that's the time Nike's Nike+ SportBand will go on sale. Together with the Nike+ Coach system, you're sure to find it a lot more encouraging to run when something's tracking your hard work and comparing it to other athletes. Sprint to the full article for all the details!

One of the simplest pleasures of life is having clean underwear. Unfortunately, that may not always be available depending on conditions, so the next best thing would be stench-free underwear. Speaking of which, a Japanese astronaut by the name of Takai Doi has been field testing some high tech undies...

If you smell news, so do we. Turn to the full article after the jump for more info on this revolutionary intimate apparel.

If you've been there from the beginning, you'll realize that Casio's G-Shock has gone a long way since the first DW-5000 model was released 25 years ago. To commemorate the long standing techie watch brand, the company has released the limited edition MRG-8000G series, complete with gold touches and its patented Tough Solar battery recharging technology. Check out the details of this souped up G-Shock in the full article.

Emotiv Systems has sent word that they will be introducing the beta build of their mind-controlled headset's SDK at the upcoming Game Developer Conference in San Francisco.

While the SDK won't be released until a month later, Emotiv's lecture should give visitors an idea of what the company's new tech will offer. Details are available in the full article.

There is currently no cure for Alzheimer's disease, but there may yet be hope of reversing the symptoms of the neurodegenerative disease if a certain prototype cognitive helmet designed by Dr. Gordon Dougal of the University of Sunderland lives up to its creator's and its user's expectations. More details on this strange-looking helmet after the jump.

It's such a simple idea it's a wonder it wasn't developed earlier: a camera fixed right into your diving mask. Normally, underwater pictures are taken with special cameras, with some models encased in waterproof boxes. This device would allow divers to focus more on swimming rather than holding a bulky piece of equipment. Details about the underwater digital camera mask in the full article.

New ideas for concept watches are always amusing to see. This latest one from French Product Design Student Lysandre Follet includes either one of two built-in classic games, namely Tetris or Pong.

Check out the details of this retro timepiece right after the jump!

Now before anything else, that image isn't the helmet that is the focus of the news - that's the Terminator. The actual helmet - which has been irrevocably linked with the iconic robot - is cooler (image in the full article) and will be used by Royal Air Force fighter pilots of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

Among the helmet's cooler features is giving the pilot the ability to see what's outside of the jet as if it were made of glass. Giving Invisible Woman's jet a run for the money, eh? Maybe not quite. Just the same, check the details in the full article.