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Japanese design studio Nendo has launched a range of stationery with useful, innovative twists on traditional ideas for its "by | n" brand.

PlayhouseSquare in Cleveland's historic theater district is erecting what is claimed as the world's largest outdoor crystal chandelier. The biggest surprise is that General Electric, who is designing the chandelier, believes it will stand up to Cleveland's extreme weather.

At CES 2014, Toyota unveiled a plan to bring a hydrogen fuel cell to market in 2015. Gizmag was there to get a look at the Toyota FCV in person and hear the pitch.

Spain is now the home of a huge vertical garden covering 1492m². Adorning the the Palacio de Congresos Europa (Palace of Congresses Europe), the garden designed by Alicante-based sustainable architecture firm Urbanarbolismo incorporates over 33,000 individual plants.

For the first time, researchers have produced an artificial eukaryotic cell capable of undertaking multiple chemical reactions through working organelles made using polymers.

Professionally serious with sedate, yet luxurious design elements, the A8 L Security is anything but flashy. However, upon closer inspection the new 500-hp luxury bulletproof sedan is anything but your average grocery getter.

Researchers have hijacked sperm cells to create spermbots that can be remotely controlled through magnetic fields, to go to the desired location and do their job. The technology could offer a viable alternative to parents trying to have a child through in-vitro fertilization.

The Guardian device was announced last year, as a method of allowing parents to track their children or for locating them in the tragic event of a kidnapping. Now, Taipei-based BeLuvv is launching a sister product called Puppy, which allows pet owners to keep track of their pets.

ICE Computer has been developing its xPC modular computer with flexibility in mind. With the ability to transform into a laptop, tablet, desktop PC and gaming device, ICE believes it may have zeroed in on a one-size-fits-all solution.

Poised to play some sort of role in the debate over whether Google Glass will be legal for drivers is DriveSafe, a specially designed app that alerts drivers to when they are getting sleepy.

Over the past few years, we've heard about "green" airliners running on a mixture of jet fuel and biofuels made from things like plants and recycled cooking oil. Now, Boeing is looking at blending jet fuel with green diesel, which is already used to fuel trucks.

Researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm have developed fancy footwear that allows firefighters to be tracked in places where GPS fails, including up to 25 m (82 ft) below ground.