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The horsepower proliferation between the world's hypercar elite looks set to explode again as both Koenigsegg and Hennessy will debut new versions of their Agera R and Venom GT respectively, both with significantly enhanced performance.

Los Alamos National Laboratory is developing a new small reactor for spacecraft that uses uranium instead of plutonium.

The Snowbull is an Austrian ski-sled that uses high-tech components for a sharp, fast ride.

Lenovo has announced the successor to last year's IdeaCentre Q180 desktop computer, the IdeaCentre Q190, which it claims is the world's smallest full-function desktop PC.

Leatherman has revealed the Raptor, a pair of medical shears built like a multi-tool and designed to help field medics get people out of dangerous situations as quickly as possible.

Autom, a robotic weight loss coach which began as a prototype at MIT, launches via an indiegogo campaign.

The oldest functioning electronic computer, the Harwell Dekatron, is now fully restored at the age of sixty.

Cadbury’s research and development plant in Bourneville, U.K. has invented a chocolate that remains solid even when exposed to temperatures of 40º C (104º F).

The Shockbox Sensor attaches to an athlete's helmet, and alerts their coach via Bluetooth if they receive a severe head impact.

MultiTouch Ltd has released 42- and 55-inch MultiTaction display cells fully integrated with Windows 8.

Beverly Hills Caviar has installed vending machines in several Los Angeles malls that dispense caviar, escargot, and other gourmet foods.

Researchers from New York's Stony Brook University have developed a device capable of harvesting energy from train-induced rail track vibrations to power signal lights, structural monitoring systems or even track switches.