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Fujitsu announced winners of their mobile phone design competition at CEATEC Japan, with "sensible" designs dominating the main prizes

The U.S. Government has put out a call for ideas to solve the problem of orbiting space debris - before someone gets seriously hurt.

Toyota is set to show a new compact four-seat electric vehicle concept at the Tokyo Motor Show which is even smaller than the iQ. The FT-EV II uses a joystick which incorporates the accelerator, brakes and steering to free up legroom.

Nissan is to unveil a futuristic electric, tandem, tilting four-wheeled "Land Glider" concept at Tokyo Motor Show. The Land Glider tilts like a motorcycle when it corners, has non-contact battery charging and unlike a motorcycle, has steer-by-wire.

Until lower emission vehicles start to dominate the roads, researchers have found that pedestrians may be able to reduce the amount of traffic pollution they breathe in simply by crossing the street.

The Finger Hinge is a unique door-hinge product that prevents fingers from being caught between door and door jamb.

POC’s Spine Ergo Flow is a lightweight armor for cyclists that is designed to decrease the likelihood of sustaining a serious spinal injury in the event of an accident.

Nuclear batteries have an extremely long life and high energy density compared to chemical batteries. Unfortunately, they are also very large and heavy. But researchers have developed a nuclear battery that is the size and thickness of a penny.

MIT researchers have proposed a new quantum electron microscope using a mechanical measurement technique that uses electrons to sense objects without ever hitting them, thus avoiding damaging a living sample.

Researchers at the University of Southampton have shown it is possible to achieve brain to brain activity by transmitting a series of binary digits from one person to another over the Internet, using nothing but the power of thought.

The Dora Links interactive doll gives Dora the Explorer a tech-savvy update, connecting via USB to offer an interactive online experience

According to a new study, the current crop of household robots presents a serious safety and privacy risk by making it all too easy for nefarious types to hijack control of the robots and access valuable data.