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Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), have developed a wireless charging system that can charge around 40 smart phones at a time, from a distance of 5 meters (16 ft).

Kids can now get in on the trend for fitness-based wearables with the LeapFrog LeapBand. The kid-centric activity tracker uses a Tamagotchi-style virtual pet to encourage children aged 4-7 to keep active.

Wondering how much and how often your baby is eating? Well, Sleevely is designed to tell you. It's a "SmartSleeve" that an existing baby bottle slides into, which monitors the infant's nutritional intake.

Earlier this week we took a look at how the new 13-in MacBook Air compares to the same-sized MacBook Pro with Retina Display. But we don't want to leave the 11-in Air out of the fun. Let's see how its features and specs compare to the Microsoft Surface Pro 2.

Following an architectural competition, Rotterdam-based firm MVRDV has been given the nod to redevelop the historic Moscow Metallurgical Plant into a large and upmarket mixed-use development.

Thanks to research being conducted at the University of California, measuring mechanical stress may soon be much easier. Scientists there have created a film that changes color when subjected to pressure, making it easy to see where objects coated with the film may need reinforcement.

British sports car marque Trident is sending its Iceni sports car speeding to market, calling it the "fastest and most fuel efficient diesel sports car" available. The car uses a patented torque multiplication technology for 190 mph (306 km/h) of speed and 2,000 miles (3,219 km) of range.

A team of Dutch astronomers has for the first time discovered the length of an exoplanet’s day. Using the Very Large Telescope in the Atacama desert, the team have learned that the young extrasolar gas giant Beta Pictoris b has an eight-hour day and spins faster than any planet in the Solar System.

Video professionals with the US Army, Red Bull and National Geographic are already using the technology, and you'll soon have your chance. The consumer-ready CENTR Camera aims to make it easy to capture 360-degree HD footage, recording your world in full.

With the development of the first four-junction, four-terminal stacked solar cell produced using a micro transfer printing process, researchers have achieved efficiencies of up to 43.9 percent, with the possibility of exceeding 50 percent in the near future.

A team of experts at the US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has developed a new way of fabricating spinel, an armor material used in the windows of military vehicles, demonstrating that the strength of transparent ceramics could be dramatically improved and mean enhanced protection for personnel.

Avon Protection showcased a new respirator-helmet combination at this week's Counter Terror Expo. The HMK150 provides chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) protection. It is designed for use in situations such as riot control, where there may be both violence and toxic gases present.