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Researchers at UC San Diego have come up with a wearable to keep you off the road and out of trouble if you've been imbibing and you're not sure how to proceed when it comes to getting yourself home. Check it out.

If you're a female and concerned about physical safety, you and your besties might want to consider investing in some Ōnee bracelets for Christmas. They may end up being the ultimate accessory for best friends, sisters and wingwomen everywhere.

If you're like a lot of people, you have a tough time passing up that bargain or saying no to items you just don't need but are appealing, nonetheless. Now, there's help putting on the brakes when you can't from a bag that tightens the purse strings for you. (VIDEO)

As of December of 2013, the CDC released the estimate that approximately one out of every 68 children in the United States currently has autism, and boys are four to five times more likely than girls to be diagnosed with it. Aisoy1 V5 hopes to help them.

Athletic shoes made from carbon dioxide? Yup, and that's not all. Find out what other innovative ideas are helping us tackle pollution.

Do you or someone you know have a problem with cellphone distractions? If you can't keep your mind on what's going on around you for fear you'll miss something in cyber space, you need to read this now.

What if you knew your child had a temperature or was coming down with something even before they displayed signs of it or said something? A new health care wearable for kids called "Kiddo" can help you do just that.

Sleep tracking monitors can help you determine what's keeping you from getting a good night's rest. Hello Sense came out with one that combines good looks with great features to finally help you get your ZZZs.

Never find yourself without a charge on the go again with a new backpack that doubles as a reliable mobile charging station powered by the sun. Read more about it here. (VIDEO)

Sick of tech screens on phones, watches and wearables that scratch easily or break on impact? Corning may have the answer to that. Check it out right here.