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NASA, using images taken from its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has released a 680 gigapixel interactive mosaic of the Moon's north polar region with a resolution of one pixel to 6.5 ft (2 m).

Volvo is developing a system that uses face recognition technology to let a car know when the driver is tired or inattentive, so it can take appropriate action.

A team of researchers from the University of Twente in the Netherlands, the Russian Academy of Sciences, and Germany’s University of Freiburg have developed a micro-engine that burns oxygen and hydrogen, but there’s a small problem; they’re not sure how the thing works.

It can be difficult for boats to stand out at an expo center segmented into row after row of seafaring vessels and marine hardware. One that did grab our attention at the 2014 Boot Dusseldorf show is the new Frauscher 858 Fantom, a V8-powered craft inspired by German and Italian sports cars.

Citroën's DS3 Cabrio Racing is a potent combination of value, practicality and performance. Developed from the double world-championship-winning DS3 WRC, it also has Citroën's unique and practical Cabrio roof, offering several sporty cars in one for £29,300 (US$46,600).

Sony has announced the immediate availability of three new wireless speaker systems. The flagship SRS-X9 Ultra Premium model features support for audiophile-pleasing high resolution audio, promises a total output of 154 W, and packs Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Ordinarily, when doctors wish to monitor an ambulatory patient for heartbeat irregularities, they have them wear what is know as a Holter monitor. A recent study, however, indicates that the relatively new ZIO Patch provides more accurate readings, while being considerably less obtrusive.

When Google first told us about Glass, it was very much an unattainable product of the future. Yet here we are, less than two years later, and that future – while still in beta – is here nonetheless. Join Gizmag, as we review the Google Glass Explorer Edition 2.0.

Compact personal mobility vehicles are a great option for commuters looking to solve the "last mile" problem. The latest such vehicle to hit the streets aimed at filling this need is the Urb-E from Urban Mobility, which claims it is the "world's most compact electric vehicle."

China-based electronics giant Lenovo is looking to continue its expansion into markets outside China by unveiling four devices this week. The company is set to showcase its new series of smartphones at CES, including its first LTE-enabled handset, the Vibe Z.

Swedish company Tobii is looking to bring its eye-tracking technology to a wider gaming audience. It has teamed up with Danish gaming peripheral and accessories manufacturer SteelSeries to create a new controller that is able to detect where on a screen a person is looking.

Brain-computer interfaces may be a very promising emerging technology, but many systems are proprietary or too basic. OpenBCI is using Kickstarter to launch a platform that opens up EEG data to anyone interested in seeing what they can do with their own brainwaves.