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Fancy a roadtrip? No driver - no problem! The team from VisLab have just completed a journey from Belgrade in Russia to Shanghai, China, in two driverless vans.

The Motus system allows users to enter any digital 3D environment, and look around in it as if they were using a camcorder.

The star of the 2010 EICMA motorcycle show held in Milan this week was undoubtedly the new MV Agusta F3 which will come with a raft of firsts for the middleweight class such as ride-by-wire, traction control and multiple engine power maps.

All the signs are there that in just six months, Apple’s iPad has catalyzed disruptive change in both the computing and mobile phone markets, and now Gartner Group is imploring CEOs to push CIOs to explore the device for corporates.

A trial is underway to use the sun (PV) to keep truck drivers cool by using solar energy to power the cabin air conditioner.

Mitsubishi will unveil the North American version of its i-MiEV (Mitsubishi innovative Electric Vehicle) that boasts an enlarged body at the Los Angeles Auto Show (LAAS) this week.

Samsung patent application shows a design for a liquid zoom lens that could bring better optical zoom to camera phones and other mobile devices.

Stanford students have created a laptop computer that can be taken apart by hand in under 30 seconds, for easy recycling and upgrading.

Researchers are looking into ways of harvesting the solar heat that is stored in asphalt roads.

SeaSucker racks attach to your vehicle using nothing but rubber vacuum cups.

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed an assistive robot that can autonomously perform bed baths to keep bedridden patients clean.

Looking like something that would be right at home on Batman’s utility belt the Remote Auxiliary Power System (RAPS) allows soldiers to tap directly into overhead power lines to recharge the batteries of their equipment while in the field.