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Stephen Romanin is the outdoors type. He loves mountain biking, skiing, and taking motorcycles off the beaten track – pursuits that led him on a mission to create a lightweight heated garment that can keep the cold at bay without interfering with the activity at hand.

The next frontier in human-computer interaction will be all about making you feel the virtual, digital world as though it were real and tangible. And haptics, a technology that's advanced at a snail's pace over the past 40 years, is the key to making that happen.

In an effort to better understand the detrimental effects of microgravity on the human body, the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is conducting a pair of experiments centering around observing the tiny roundworm, Caenorhabditis Elegans.

French electronics manufacturer Parrot managed to stand out with the diversity and breadth of its CES booth. It showcased the latest drones, aftermarket vehicle infotainment systems, wireless sport-tracking headphones, and even a smart flower pot.

Early on Wednesday morning, US astronauts aboard the ISS were forced to evacuate the American section of the station as an alarm was triggered, warning the crew of a potential ammonia leak.

Audi has announced that prospective customers will be able don a VR headset and sit inside their virtual car-to-be as they configure it.

As a sailor, Ben Ainslie has a vested interest in the climate. Now, he is doing his part to combat climate change by moving his team into a new sustainable facility. Ben Ainslie Racing (BAR) HQ will generate its own power and be a showcase for clean energy.

Kemper has announced the launch of a complementary control interface for its Profiler modeling amp that puts the power to switch tones at a player's feet.

The NGTS array, built by a UK, German and Swiss consortium, has achieved first light at the Paranal Observatory in Chile. The installation is designed to search for exoplanets between two and eight times the size of Earth, studying them as they pass in front of their parent star.

A study carried out by researchers from King's College London (KCL) has established a link between bacteria present on skin following a surface wound and a type of white blood cell receptor, that together discourage the normal healing process and instead encourage the growth of cancerous tumors.

Researchers at the University of Sussex in the UK have found that simply looking at someone visibly experiencing cold is enough to drop the body temperature of the viewer significantly.

Sometimes we need to get away from our busy workplaces, even if just for a small amount of time. A new pod has been designed to provide exactly that sort of refuge. The Orrb is a single-person space in which workers can take short relaxation or learning sessions.