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The James Dyson awards for young inventors are always a treasure trove of fresh ideas and up-and-coming innovators - so we caught up with 8 of the Australian finalists.

Lockheed Martin yesterday launched the first-of-its-kind High Altitude Long Endurance-Demonstrator (HALE-D) lighter-than-air-aircraft to test a number of key technologies critical to development of unmanned airships.

MIT researchers have further improved the energy density of lithium-air batteries through the creation of a carbon-fiber-based cathode.

A new system for detecting counterfeit whiskey is simpler and less costly than traditional methods.

The Beep-It optical theremin produces eerie tones when exposed to various light sources.

A pair of security systems engineers have managed to prove it takes just a few hours of clever reverse engineering to crack in-car cellular network-based security technology.

Olympus has announced a successor to its SP-800UZ compact superzoom - the SP-810UZ, with more telephoto end zoom, improved media card support and even more creativity options.

The PAS House is a dwelling meant as a tribute to the skateboarding lifestyle, featuring 'skateable' walls and furniture.

One of the world's narrowest houses will be built in Warsaw.

Rockwell Collins has unveiled the first touch-control primary flight displays (PFD) for business jets and turboprop aircraft, which will be available on future applications of the company's Pro Line Fusion avionics system.

Northrop Grumman's Block 40 Global Hawk has new eyes.

The Nissan Playstation Academy experiment has gained further credibility with the immediate success of the second Academy (2010) winner Jordan Tresson. Last Sunday, 2010 winner Tresson won his class at the Spa 24 hour race driving a Nissan 370Z.