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Even after all these years, bikes continue to inspire inventors in a way that few other devices do. With that in mind, we thought it was fitting to present another instalment of our annual Top 10 Bicycle Innovations list.

A truly global vehicle, the 500X holds a lot of Italian sexiness and retains the singular style that has come to define Fiat’s 500 line. This also becomes the company’s first foray into the crossover market with a more utility-oriented offering.

De'Longhi's new PrimaDonna Elite will pretty much put a coffee shop in your kitchen. It can produce hundreds of different styles, lets users save their preferences, and can be controlled via a mobile app. De’Longhi says it is the world's "first smart connected bean-to-cup coffee machine."

Researchers have developed a new delivery system for cancer treatment that attacks the condition simultaneously with three different drugs. According to the team, it's likely to prove particularly effective against cancers that spread through the lymphatic system, such as metastatic melanoma.

Continuing its busy product release schedule, Chinese frone manufacturer DJI has teamed up with thermal imaging specialists FLIR to develop a new camera called the DJI Zenmuse XT.

Researchers recently demonstrated how 3D video images of celebrities could be created by piecing together still images retrieved from the internet. They also showed how their algorithms could animate those digital models, getting them to say things that were actually said by someone else.

Hyundai has taken the wraps off its Genesis luxury sub-brand flagship, revealing a new semi-autonomous driving system, as well as over-the-top comfort features like super-ergonomic seats that have been given the tick of approval by a German association devoted to preventing backache.

Researchers from Tsukuba University in Japan have created holograms that respond to human touch. Involving femtosecond lasers, which can stimulate physical matter to emit light in 3D form, the research could eventually lead to the creation of holograms that humans are able to interact with.

International Climbing Machines has combined two of its robot systems to take over the nasty job of stripping away the rubber anti-sonar cladding from the US Navy's nuclear submarine fleet using a method that is both cheaper and safer than current procedures.

A new study has brought together more than 25 years of satellite data, combined with ground measurements, to assess the state of Earth's lakes. The results show a troubling rise in temperature that the researchers claim could have a big impact on our environment.

In working towards more efficient unmanned aircraft, Melbourne researchers have developed a fixed-wing sail-plane that uses updrafts to gain height, inspired by the ability of the kestrel falcon to hover while searching for prey on the ground.

In the move toward sustainable homes, the progress of showers has been more of a trickle. Ten minutes in a traditional shower can use up to 100 l (22 gal) of water. The Hamwells e-Shower, however, promises high pressure and volume, while saving up to 90 percent on water and 80 percent on energy.