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Working with a team of UCLA scientists, a man with protracted and complete paralysis has recovered sufficient voluntary control to take charge of a bionic exoskeleton and take many thousands of steps.

Yamaha has expanded its Side-by-Side (SxS) range with a brand new sports model that aims for the ultimate off-road performance. Packed with innovative, industry leading technology, the YXZ1000R goes up against Polaris RZR and Can-Am Maverick in the fight for dominance in the pure sports class.

When you think of famous screen cars, James Bond's DB5 is one of the first cars that springs to mind. Since the DB5 debuted in Goldfinger, Bond and Aston have gone hand-in-hand to the point where the British sports car marque has created a special edition DB9 to celebrate the relationship.

Two Swiss companies have come together on a luxury clock collaboration inspired by modernist artist Louise Buorgeois' spider sculpture Maman. Called Arachnophobia, it is an eight-legged timepiece that can stand on a surface or be mounted flat on a wall.

Boston-based Getaway was recently formed by a group of Harvard students to offer tiny houses for rent. Its latest tiny dwelling, the Lorraine, offers up to two occupants a comfortable off-grid writer's retreat, well-provisioned with everything required to get in the mood to create.

Metal and concrete corrugated roofs are an ubiquitous feature on homes and shelters worldwide due to their low-cost, but they're really not that great at their job. Indian startup ReMaterials reckons it has produced a better option with its sustainable and modular roofing system called ModRoof.

Panasonic has announced its first-ever OLED television. The 65-inch 4K Viera CZ-950 is designed to deliver colors – including an "Absolute Black" – the way that directors and cinematographers intended.

Today Motorola launched its second-generation Moto 360, which brings some spec upgrades and trademark Motorola customization options to the smartwatch. Let's see how the new compares to the old.

Imagine if things like undersea cables could heal themselves back together if severed. Well, scientists at Pennsylvania State University are bringing such a possibility closer to reality. They've created a moldable polymer that heals itself when exposed to water.

Infento, which is inspired by the Latin for "infinite makes," is a collection of creative ride-ons for ages 0-13. With just a hex key and a couple of hours, an adult and child can make a sledge, a scooter, a recumbent bike, a trike with a cargo box, and more.

SRAM has joined the peleton of bicycle manufacturers offering up electronic shifting for high-end roadbikes. The SRAM RED eTap is a wireless shifting system that promises precise, simple shifting like that offered by electric systems from Shimano and Campagnolo.

To keep the tunes going even on a rainy day, JBL's Flip3 and Xtreme speakers not only boast exceptional sound quality, but are also so water resistant that you can rinse them off under the tap. We recently got hold of each of them and put them through the figurative wringer.