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Join Gizmag as we give a big thumbs up to ten of the most attractive, innovative, and downright interesting tiny houses we've come across in the past 12 months.

New York-based company 3Dphotoworks​ is aiming to make the 2D world of art accessible to blind people using a 3D printing process that turns paintings, drawings and photographs into 3D printed tactile fine art.​

Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) have used zinc oxide and titanium dioxide nanoparticles to boost the tomato plant's ability to absorb light and minerals, resulting in significantly more fruit by weight.

As part of a minor 2016 model year refresh, the folks at Sant'Agata Bolognese are adding a few upgrades to the V10 Huracán. The new model features cylinder deactivation, retuned 4WD, and a few new options.

Last year, we reported on the Thames Deckway: a very ambitious billion dollar proposal to build a floating, sustainably-powered cycle path on the River Thames, in the heart of London. In a bid to raise funds to move the project forward, an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign has been launched.

The latest and most powerful variant of the Rolls-Royce Trent engine took to the air over Toulouse, France for the first time last week. The Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 replaced one of the four Trent 900 engines on an Airbus A380 flying testbed.

BitDrones are flying 3D display pixels that are designed to swarm in their thousands to produce giant, interactive graphic displays that could be used for the likes of 3D gaming, medical imaging, and molecular modelling.

One thing motorcycles are not known for is ample storage space. A top case at the rear is a simple and affordable solution for extra storage space, but its practicality expires the moment it has to be carried by hand. The Wheelrider​ rethinks the top case with this in mind.

One of only ten surviving Kenbak-1 personal computers from 1971 was knocked down at auction for €34,000 (US$36,500) last weekend.

In its ongoing search of a point of difference, the Chinese maker of the Ghost Drone has returned with a new and improved version, which allows pilots to don a set of virtual reality goggles and control the direction of the camera simply by moving their head.

Japanese company Spiber recently joined forces with The North Face to create a parka made from its QMONOS synthetic spider silk. Called the Moon Parka, the garment is reportedly "the world’s first piece of clothing made from artificial protein material."

Technology has dramatically increased the amount of imagery being gathered by military intelligence, posing a daunting task for the analysts that must evaluate it. Researchers at the US Army's MIND Lab​ are looking to speed things up by leveraging the power of the human brain.