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A new robotic hand constructed of a polycarbonate skeleton covered by a skin of soft silicone is dextrous and delicate enough to handle sushi.

A team of designers has come up with a bracelet that converts the temperature difference between the skin’s surface and the ambient air into an electrical charge to briefly power a mobile device.

European scientists have developed an astronomical camera that has the speed and sensitivity to overcome atmospheric disturbance.

The recently perfected 'sound laser' could help us manipulate nanoparticles and build much faster microchips.

Researchers have developed a new “electronic glue” that can not only bind nanocrystals together, it can also transfer their electric charges to one another offering the promise of cheaper semiconductors.

The new Sony VAIO NW notebook offers a Blu-ray player at a surprisingly affordable price.

Yuneec's E430 is a twin seat, single engine, LSA class aircraft with a significant difference to every commercially available plane that has come before it – it's entirely electric. The lightweight composite-construction E430 charges in three hours from a domestic 230 volt powerpoint, runs for two a

Horribly non-traditional but scientifically very sound, N2Wine's "wine globes" keep fine wines at the perfect temperature for serving by the glass - and keeps the wine "eternally mature" by eliminating the negative effects of oxygen exposure.

About to become road legal throughout the Americas, the Vmoto SCARTT is a 500cc quadbike platform, but with buggy seating and seatbelts. A featherweight, fun and practical AWD on/off roader for a fraction of the price of an SUV.

The versatile BMW Kidsbike transforms from a learning bike for toddlers to first proper bike for children by mounting the included chain and pedal unit.

LightLane is a clever concept that uses lasers to project a virtual bike lane on the ground behind and around the cyclist.

From the land of opulence – Dubai - comes another amazing feat of architecture and engineering to add to the emirate’s extravagant skyline.