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The US Army has canceled the Long Endurance Multi-Intelligence Vehicle (LEMV) program.

Last week, MakerBot and GrabCAD announced the winners of their recent 3D Printer Challenge in Brooklyn, New York.

The Argus II "bionic eye" has received U.S. market approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

By prioritizing energy minimization, and taking a pragmatic approach to materials and insulation, client Dr. Jung Soik and architect Yang Soo-in of Lifethings were able to construct a net zero energy house on a reasonable (if not meager) budget.

Justin Lynch has designed Hydrosleeve – a slimline system that's worn on the arm allowing runners to hydrate without breaking stride.

Amazon.com founder and the man behind Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos, has recovered parts of the F-1 rocket engines used to send the Apollo missions into space.

Researchers are already developing methods of making biofuel from cellulosic waste, such as corn stover and wood fibers. New research is investigating the possibility of turning waste from the winemaking industry into biofuel, not requiring the planting of any new crops.

The Ubco two-wheel drive electric motorbike boasts quite a skill set. Designed to handle difficult terrain, it provides ample carrying capacity, doubles as a portable power source and offers very low running costs.

Furnishing a new home can be a time consuming experience. For residents of the planned Vijayawada Garden Estate in India, however, this won't be a problem. Its modular design means that everything needed for each apartment can be picked from an accompanying catalog and simply slotted into place.

LeapFrog has revealed its latest tablet for children, the 7-inch, Android powered, Epic which combines the sort of parental controls and learning titles we've come to expect from LeapFrog, with select Android titles. The new device also looks decidedly more grown-up than previous models.

This July, we heard about how a group of aviation enthusiasts were building a flying replica of the radical Bugatti 100P racing aircraft. This Wednesday in Tulsa, Oklahoma, it made its first flight – and did a nose-plant at the end.

For triathletes swimming in lakes or the sea, there are no lane markers to follow. That’s why OnCourse Goggles were created. Using LEDs, they show the wearer how to stay … well, on course.