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Two new lifelike (some might even say positively creepy) robot creations of Osaka University professor Hiroshi Ishiguro have now joined the staff of Tokyo's Miraikan National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, and will act as announcer and science guide to a new permanent exhibition.

Ztylus has produced a stylish case to protect your iPhone, Note 3 or S4 from life's bumps and scrapes that's also home to a circular mount onto which a multiple lens system is attached. This gives mobile snappers four additional lens options to play with.

Google's interest in wearables is no longer just about Google Glass. Starting next month, the first Android Wear smartwatches are going to land. Wondering which of the first two Wear watches to buy? Let's take a look at the features and specs of the Samsung Gear Live and LG G Watch.

Air traffic controllers armed with a suite of high-tech equipment have been authorized to direct flights over 100 km (61 mi) away from a Swedish airport. The world first technology uses a tower of cameras and sensors on the airfield and a remote tower to streamline operations for smaller fields.

A new fully-functioning Lego bus stop has been installed in the vicinity of Hamleys toy shop, London.

A team of scientists at the University of Southern California (USC) are working on a water-based organic battery that is cheaper, more environmentally friendly and scales up better than conventional batteries.

The Clever Buoy system uses sonar to detect sharks, potentially providing a more humane and reliable alternative to shark nets at beaches.

Researchers have developed a glove that teaches users Braille, all while focusing on unrelated activities. The wearable computer uses vibrating motors sewn into the knuckles, and was found to assist in developing motor skills in participants without focusing on the movement of their hands.

Not satisfied with the one-size-fits-all approach to bicycle crash aversion, Brooklyn-based inventor Peter Pottier has developed Mybell, a programmable horn and light designed to give your bike its own unique warning system by loading it with just about any sound file you like.

Ariel, makers of the wild Atom sportscar, have just announced the Ace, a fully configurable motorcycle system based around a gorgeous billet frame and the Honda VFR1200 engine. It can be configured as anything from a cruiser, to a nakedbike, to a fully faired supersports machine.

Although some people really like taking selfies, the shots are usually limited by the length of the shooter’s arm. iLuv has addressed that problem with its Selfy – a smartphone case with a detachable Bluetooth camera remote.

We've already heard about a biosensor developed in Brazil, for detecting pesticide content in food. Now at CE Week, a Seoul-based company called BioSensor Laboratories has presented Penguin, a home-use sensor that detects the presence of antibiotics in animal products.