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The Lumenati CS1 is a videography case for the iPhone 6. It has the same form factor as a classic Super 8mm movie camera, reportedly allowing for better and easier shooting.

University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers claim to have constructed a nanoscale device that can emit light as powerfully as an object 10,000 times its size. It could find use in applications such as high-efficiency solar cells.

Germany's PC-Aero says that its Elektra One Solar has become the first solar-electric plane to cross the Alps in both directions.

We've seen lots of tiny houses on wheels here at Gizmag, but Polish architecture students Tomasz Zablotny and Paweł Maszota have designed the first we're aware of that sit on rails. Small House on Tracks calls for a number of tiny moveable homes to reinvigorate Gdańsk Shipyard, Poland.

The Wearsafe Tag is a small, simple accessory designed to let smartphone users quickly and subtly communicate their whereabouts to friends and family. Currently looking for Kickstarter funding, it's designed to give users an extra layer of security.

The aptly-named Temporary Shelter in Nepal was designed to offer displaced Nepalese people a very basic but serviceable shelter that can be built by unskilled workers within three days.

A unique new attraction is set to be launched along with the Studio City entertainment resort in Macau, China. It is claimed that the Golden Reel Ferris will be the highest in Asia. It will also reportedly be the first in the world to take a figure-eight form.

We first learned of Sin Cars at the 2013 Goodwood Festival of Speed, where it showed an aggressive R1 sports car. This month, Sin revealed the finalized version of its road-going supercar ahead of a September launch at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show.

With the Apple Watch giving smartwatches their first moment in the mainstream spotlight, maybe you're wondering what your best options are. Look no further, as Gizmag compares the best smartwatches you can buy today.

Fashion is a strange, fickle beast. It changes with the seasons, following new styles and the hottest celebrities' latest looks. What's cool now could be dorky next week. But it may soon get much easier to keep up, provided you're willing to listen to the advice of an unfeeling machine.

We've seen attempts to improve the visibility of cyclists' hand-signals, but Boston-based startup Lumos wants cyclists to use their heads when it comes to indicating turns.

When an earthquake or tsunami hits, even a few seconds warning can be the difference between life and death. A new home device is aimed at providing personalized warnings for individuals. The Brinco is a networked seismic warning and monitoring system with an accompanying mobile app.