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Researchers at the University of Granada have combined UAVs, SLR cameras and open source software to scan historic monuments and construct 3D computer models.

A surplus aircraft parts dealer is selling a Datsun 280ZX, equipped with an ex-US Air Force Garrett GTP turboshaft engine.

Gizmag talks to to Dr. Christopher Moran about 20th century Intelligence and its peculiar relationship with a certain fictional British spy.

With an idea sure to raise hopes, eyebrows and hackles in roughly equal proportions, architectural outfit Morphocode has cooked up the idea of building loft apartments into offshore wind turbines.

The Be.e electric scooter is built around a monocoque body made from a mix of Flax and bio-resins.

Designed to be used with anything from a smartphone to an entry-level DSLR, Manfrotto's Pixi tripod can be deployed as a table-top mini tripod when its legs are splayed, or a video grip when they're collapsed.

Australian company Shark Attack Mitigation Systems (SAMS) is developing wetsuits designed to deter shark attacks rather than ring the dinner gong by using disruptive patterns that sharks have trouble seeing, or that make them think twice about attacking.

Kinetics, a Brazilian start-up, has developed a new short-range communication technology called NearBytes that uses sound to transfer data between existing smartphones without requiring any new hardware.

NASA engineers have developed a technique to grow a layer of carbon nanotubes on 3D components. This allows a super-black coating to be applied to a wider variety of components, in turn enabling spacecraft instruments that are more sensitive without increasing their size.

Build is a modular furniture system that comprises odd-shaped plastic blocks that can be pinned together in a number of different configurations to form honeycomb-like shelving. Individual Build units can also be used as a standalone display case, a box, a seat, or a step.

The Navigo is a wrist-worn digital compass that links to your smartphone via Bluetooth and uses vibrations to tell you where to go.

The new XO Tablet from non-profit One Laptop Per Child is to make its US debut through Walmart.