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The limited edition Morgan AR Plus 4 combines classic British design with a motorsport inspired Cosworth motor to celebrate 65 years since the launch of the original Plus 4.

The brand new CRF1000L has been officially unveiled by Honda, marking the return of the legendary Africa Twin logo, twelve years after the venerable XRV750 went out of production.

For decades, Sweden's RECCO has been supplying ski patrols and rescue agencies with an avalanche rescue system that helps locate buried victims. It is now working on a more versatile, year-round system designed to make helicopter-based search and rescue faster and more efficient.

Sydney has become the world's first city to feature E Ink-based traffic signs. The signs display information to motorists during special events like football matches or concerts, and promise improved reliability over standard electronic roadsigns.

Colorado's Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses has completed work on the Pequod: a large trailer-based home for a family of four with intricate detailing that lends a whimsical look reminiscent of an old-fashioned gypsy caravan.

A community space, garden and kitchen in London is feeding its customers with food grown in skips (aka dumpsters). The Skip Garden is designed to be easily moved around unused development spaces. It is built with recycled materials and employs organic farming techniques.

Thanks to the highly popular TV show Breaking Bad, new German e-bike company HNF Heisenberg immediately grabs your attention with its science-gone-meth-mad name. It is sure to hold that attention with the XF1, an innovative, high-performance electric mountain bike.

Only 18 cars have ever sold at auction for more than US$10 million, and 11 of them have sold during August's Monterey Car Week auctions. This year that number will rise dramatically as there are 10 cars going to auction that are estimated to surpass the $10 million barrier.

A startup called Deep Genomics plans to use deep learning to usher in a new era of personalized medicine by building a huge database that identifies gene variants and mutations never before observed or studied and determines how these link to various diseases.

The world's largest esports organization ESL, which hosts a US$250,000 Counter-Strike tournament in Germany next month, is partnering with anti-doping authorities to clamp down on gamers resorting to performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) to gain an edge.

While cheap, kerosene lamps are bad for the environment and human health. Intended as an alternative in areas with access to electricity, the SALt (Sustainable Alternative Lighting) lamp burns for eight hours at a time running on only a glass of water and two teaspoons of salt.

Vertical farms present an efficient, cost-effective and sustainable means of producing food in the face of growing urban populations worldwide. A see-through, mobile vertical farm project called Isabel is aiming to take this message on the road.