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Architecture

"Algae-powered" building opens in Germany

Splitterwerk Architects in collaboration with engineering firm ARUP have unveiled the worlds first algae powered building at the International Building Exhibition hosted in Hamburg
Around The Home

Vouwwow: The foldable lounge chair made from recycled plastic bottles

Studio Nuy van Noort has designed a foldable chair made from 100 percent recycled and recyclable materials.
Bicycles

Hang on tight – Outrider USA's electric recumbent trikes can go up to 40 mph

Outrider USA's electric recumbent bikes can travel at speeds of up to 40 mph (64 km/h).
Bicycles

Loopwheels put a spring in your cycling

Loopwheels are bicycle wheels with a built-in suspension system.
Science

New microneedle skin graft patch outperforms surgical staples

An intestinal parasitic worm has inspired a new type of skin graft adhesive patch.
Space Systems

Proba-3 mission will call on satellites to fly in sub-millimeter precision

The European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission will incorporate the first satellite pair capable of flying in formation to within a tolerance of a millimeter to one another.
Photography

DARPA developing personal LWIR cameras to give soldiers heat vision

DARPA is working on a five-micron LWIR camera that is small enough to be carried by individual soldiers.
Sports

Crosskix wants to make a functional, stylish EVA training shoe

Crosskix is offering an EVA shoe that looks more like a traditional athletic sneaker.
Aircraft

New Citation X rolls out of the hangar to claim world's fastest business jet crown

The first production "new Citation X" has rolled out the hangar doors at Cessna's Wichita, Kansas, manufacturing facility.
Automotive

Peugeot unveils special-edition 208 to take on Pikes Peak

Peugeot's 208 T16 and WRC Champion Sebastien Loeb pair up for the Pikes Peak Hill climb.
Robotics

Kidswalker mech gets upgraded with gripper and drill arm

A fun theme park ride developed in Japan gives kids the chance to pilot their very own robot.
Science

Sulfur-based polymers open door to a new class of battery

Researchers at the University of Arizona have developed a new sulfur-based polymer that performs well in battery applications.

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