Now there is an easy and secure way to control your lights while at home or from across town. You see, a team of inventors in San Francisco, California, have developed Emberlight which turns any bulb in your home into a smart light. So, is this new technology affordable? And will it really be a hit among homeowners?

There is new technology out on the market that will greatly aid journalists, secret agents and office workers who want to bust  the bullies. Called JIC (Just In Case), this is the world’s first iPhone case that will let you record calls and conversations. While JIC is now on the market, the big question is this: how will certain US states deal with its citizens using this new technology?

The days of forgetting your combination code or keys are officially over, according to a team of inventors in Toronto, Canada. Pishon Lab has unveiled TAPP (also called Tapplock), which they claim is the world’s first padlock that allows user to unlock their valuables using their unique fingerprint. So, will this new technology be a hit on the market? And when you are getting one?

If you are a home décor enthusiast or an aspiring inner-city graffiti artist, then SprayPrinter is new technology you'll want to get your hands on. SprayPrinter is simply a unique wireless device that converts digital designs into wall art from your trusty smartphone. So what kind of artwork do you fancy for your walls?

Christopher Hawker, a popular inventor and entrepreneur in Columbus, Ohio, has developed a key for everything, but it doesn’t open any doors. It's a simple, no-rocket-science-invention. But how will it sell on the market?

A team of inventors in Boca Raton, Florida, are changing the way everyone in the world watches their tube through unique LED lighting technology. Called DreamScreen, this technology creates an amazing home theater experience. Question is will this new technology hurt the sales on new flat screen TVs?

A team of inventors in London, UK, are revolutionizing the future of virtual reality and gaming. The Teslasuit has just launched and it’s a full-body haptic suit that lets you feel the world of virtual reality you are experiencing. What VR world will you explore when you get your Teslasuit?

Chinese inventor Wang Wenxi has developed a concept for an earthquake-proof bed that swallows you (and yours) up when it senses the ground shaking. That’s right when the ground starts moving you and your mattress are dropped into a sealed unit that is loaded full of supplies. The question is will this invention be a hit among the claustrophobic types?

This is one small step for man, and one giant leap for city dwellers. A team of inventors in NYC have developed the 20:16 Moonwalker Shoes. They are space-age shoes specifically designed so that you actually experience what it feels like when walking on the moon. Are you ready to conquer the world one step at a time?

Two surfing dudes have developed an innovative waste bin that will help solve, educate and prevent our oceans pollution problems.  Andrew Turton and Pete Ceglinski have developed the Seabin, which is an automated marina bin that collects floating rubbish, debris and oil 24/7. So, will marinas around the world be able to afford this new technology?