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Those looking for a more private sauna experience could do worse than the appropriately-named One Man Sauna. Based within the grounds of an abandoned factory, the sauna was created as part of an ongoing project to help re-invigorate the local area following a factory closure.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 is a DSLR-style bridge camera which pairs a large one-inch sensor with an 25-400-mm equivalent F2.8-F4 lens, and has the ability to record 4K video.

Nissan's ZEOD RC hybrid electric racer has set a new record for electric vehicles at Le Mans, hitting 300 km/h (186 mph) down Mulsanne Straight in qualifying this week.

It was only a few months ago that Samsung unveiled its first high-end tablets. Now the company has showcased its first flagship tablet, the Super AMOLED Galaxy Tab S.

Made by Toronto-based INKAS Armored Vehicle Manufacturing, the Huron APC incorporates "revolutionary lightweight armor" which is claimed to give it more speed and maneuverability than other similarly-sized armored vehicles.

Bike chains can be dirty and noisy, so an increasing number of manufacturers are choosing to replace them with belt drives. Inventor Marek Jurek, however, has gone a step further with his IzzyBike. Its drivetrain is built right into the front wheel hub, which gives it some claimed advantages.

To help make sure that airdrops end up where they belong, the US Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded a contract to Lockheed Martin to adapt its WindTracer wind measurement system for the Precision Air Drop unit to help aircrews land supplies faster and on target.

Have you ever wondered how game officials know if the football has passed the goal line, when it's hidden under a pile-up of players? Well, sometimes they don't know. A team of researchers, however, may have a solution. They're developing a method of tracking a football via magnetic fields.

If you have a tendency to misplace belongings, then an item-tracking device may be just the thing you need. The new TrackR bravo is one such device. It can be used with its mobile app as a means of locating items to which it is attached, and will even help to find a misplaced phone by ringing it.

Artist Mark Rademaker has unveiled a set of concept images that may look like something from the next science fiction epic, but his IXS Enterprise is actually based on hard science about what a starship capable of traveling to other stars in a matter of months would really look like.

The Slinky could be making a comeback in the form of Project NESM, a machine that allows a Slinky to roll on a desk for as long as the user would like it to.

Tesla Motors placed its patents on EV technology firmly in open-source territory today with its announcement that it would not initiate lawsuits against those who use its technology in good faith as part of its mission to further the pace of EV development.