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Zenos Cars has announced the launch its super light E10 sports car at Autosport International 2014 in Birmingham. With an overall length of 3,560 mm (140.1 in) and a curb weight of 650 kg (1433 lb), it has one of the highest power to weight ratios for its price class: 300 bhp per tonne.

Nearly 20 percent of home fire deaths between 2006 and 2010 occurred in fires where upholstered furniture was the first item to ignite. With that in mind, scientists have used carbon nanotubes to create a coating for furniture foam, that reduces its flammability by 35 percent.

myris is a new iris-scanning identity authentication device that promises to improve online security for its users and eliminate the need to remember the myriad of different passwords required for our different digital accounts.

What would happen if Infiniti designed a car with the sole intent of pestering Mercedes Benz and BMW performance sedans on their own turf? The Q50 based Eau Rouge concept unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show might be the result. Gizmag was on hand in Detroit to capture the reveal.

Laster Technologies, a French company that specializes in "mobile informative eyewear," is raising money via a Kickstarter campaign to roll-out its new SeeThru smart glasses. SeeThru differs from many other smart glasses by shunning a camera in a bid to protect the privacy of those around the user.

Michigan-based FlexSys has developed a way to optimize the aerodynamics of wing design with FlexFoil, a seamless variable geometry airfoil system that could deliver fuel savings of up to 12 percent.

In 2012, Dr. Yong Zhu and a team at North Carolina State University created highly conductive and elastic conductors made from silver nanowires. Two years later, the NC State researchers have developed a wearable, multifunctional sensor using the technology.

Prosthesis, claimed to be the world's first human-piloted racing robot, is a 5-meter tall behemoth that will rely entirely on the pilot's skill to balance itself or walk or run. The pilot controls the 3,500-kg wearable sports machine via a full body exo-skeletal interface.

Exciting times are ahead in the high-tech industries with the discovery by three independent groups that a new class of materials mimic the special electronic properties of graphene in 3D.

Scientists at Brigham Young University (BYU) have developed an an algorithm that can accurately identify objects in images or videos and can learn to recognise new objects on its own.

As November's next-gen launches begin to fade into memory, we take a minute to look forward to what the coming year holds in store for the Xbox One. From mech shooter Titanfall, to ambitious project like Remedy Entertainment's Quantum Break, there's a lot to look forward to in 2014.

JK Imaging has announced the Kodak PixPro SL10 and SL25, a pair of new smart lens cameras which are designed to be used with your smartphone, and look a lot like the Sony QX offerings.