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Automotive

First affordable, mass-market fuel cell electric vehicles on market as early as 2017?

The car makers Daimler, Ford, and Nissan have announced that they have signed a three-way agreement for the joint development of a common fuel cell stack and fuel cell system.
Motorcycles

State-of-the-art rocket-powered motorcycle sells on eBay

A state-of-the-art rocket-propelled motorcycle built by Glenn Brittian has found a new home.
Architecture

Metal-faced Rooftecture OT2 house harbors surprisingly inviting interior

The imposing metal outer shell of the Rooftecture OT2 house in the heart of Osaka, Japan masks a spacious, light and airy family home within.
Sports

Pakems: Comfy apres ski boots that fit in your pocket

Pakems apres ski boots provide instant relief from stiff, uncomfortable ski boots - anywhere on the mountain.
Knives and Multitools

The Titanium Utility Ring makes your fingers extra-useful – and manly

The Titanium Utility Ring incorporates five tiny folding tools.
3D Printing

Inexpensive home-brewed prostheses created using 3D printers

Two examples of inexpensive home-made prosthetic hands signal what could be a major movement for amputees in developing countries.
Good Thinking

Brolly: The text-friendly umbrella

Brolly is an umbrella which sports an innovative finger grip, allowing its user to stay dry and text at the same time.
Marine

Diesel engine concept gets go-ahead from UK Ministry of Defence

Britain’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that it is continuing funding for a new diesel outboard engine for the Royal Navy’s rigid inflatable craft.
Architecture

Experimental cold climate house built in Japan

Kengo Kuma & Associates has designed an experimental house for cold climates, that uses an insulated double skin membrane which promotes convection and maintains the internal environment with heat circulation from the central fire.
Aircraft

First-ever dual in-flight refueling of a pair of F-35C fighters

For the first time, a pair of F-35C Joint Strike Fighters have simultaneously refueled from a KC-130 tanker aircraft.
Environment

New water retention technology quenches crop thirst in drought conditions

New subsurface water retention technology developed at Michigan State University (MSU) has the potential to significantly improve crop yields in arid and semi-arid regions by increasing water efficiencies by up to 20 times.
Body and Mind

GE developing robotic system for hospitals

GE Global Research is developing robots to pick, inspect, sterilize and deliver surgical instruments in hospitals.

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