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One company is looking to add another layer of sophistication to robotic rescue teams, launching a drone-attachment that is claimed to detect the heartbeats and breathing of people trapped under rubble.

Demonstrations of real-world applications for the wonder material graphene are slowly but surely starting to appear. Now scientists have developed a graphene-based condenser microphone that is more sensitive than its conventional cousins.

Unveiled at EICMA​ 2015, the entry-level version of the Scrambler is Ducati's attempt to make its hugely successful retro model accessible to a wider audience. The Sixty2​stays true to the bigger Scrambler's design, but introduces a 399 cc variant of the air-cooled Desmodue engine.​

In a similar way to head-up-displays like the Garmin HUD, the upcoming Carloudy sits on a car dash and throws navigation prompts onto the windscreen. But thanks to a display technology that sips at the battery, its designers are promising weeks of usage without needing to hit the charger.

The Mstick is a curious little device. It doesn't immediately appear to fall easily into any category and yet has multiple useful functions. It seems conspicuously unusual and yet strangely compelling. It's just an LED light stick. But it's also a timer, an alarm and a weather forecast display.

For his latest album release, veteran French musician, remixer and producer Joachim Garraud has decided to share some of the secrets of the trade, and provide a limited number of bedroom producers with all the tools needed to lay down some top notch tracks.

Losing a wallet is always a massive headache. In order to prevent such incidents, a team of designers has created a smart wallet range enabled with wireless technology, which they claim makes the wallet and its contents 100 percent secure.

Christmas is fast approaching, and while any children you’re getting gifts for probably know exactly what they want, you might not be so clued up on what’s hot and what’s not. Gizmag runs you through the best and most-wanted tech toys for Christmas 2015.

There are few things as satisfying as driving a car that has no doubts about its purpose. The Alfa Romeo 4C is a race car made for the track lover who would prefer not to haul the car to the track on a trailer. It is, in short, a street-legal track car. It knows this and revels in it.

In just three years, virtual reality has gone from curiosity to a new category of consumer product that many consider to be "the next big thing." Never one to shy away from such things, Samsung has partnered with Oculus to launch the first consumer VR headset that matters.

In the world of autonomous driving, no manufacturer has pushed its road-legal technology further than Tesla. Under the right conditions, Autopilot will accelerate, brake and steer for the driver, provided you've got your hands on the wheel. Gizmag hit the road in a Model S P90D to test the system.

UC Santa Barbara scientists have replicated the uncanny underwater adhesive capacity of mussels in a versatile and strong synthetic material. The ultra-thin material boasts up to 10 times the effectiveness of prior wet adhesives, and it could soon find use in a variety of sticky situations.