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Much of the camping gear and gadgetry we saw throughout 2015 uses smart design and tech for the betterment of campers everywhere. We've already looked at the big stuff –​ motorhomes and caravans –​ so here it's all about smaller, simpler car camping gear.

Directional control is being added to the smart lighting mix. The Fluxo smart lamp is designed to cast light, directly and/or indirectly, with simple finger swipes on a mobile device.​

The company contracted to build and operate the Istanbul New Airport, iGA, has launched an architectural competition to design an air traffic control tower. A total of six high-profile firms are shortlisted, including Zaha Hadid, with all but one inspired by symbols of Turkey.

The Contact Area Information Sensing (CAIS) system includes a sensor on the tire’s internal wall that monitors its interaction with the road surface and informs the driver accordingly. In development since 2011, the CAIS is finally ready for commercial applications.

Attacking a tumor in the liver is an especially problematic process normally involving surgical removal. A new technique may offer a less-invasive approach, however, by relying on nanobubbles that sneak drugs into the tumor and can be popped to release their payload at just the right time.

The dream of melding biological and man-made machinery is now a little more real with the announcement that Columbia Engineering researchers have successfully harnessed a chemical energy-producing biological process to power a solid state CMOS integrated circuit.

Australian company Audiofly, long-associated with quality in-ear monitors, has delivered its first attempt at a professional over-ear product with the AF240 Headphones. After a promising demonstration at CES2015 in January, they were released this week. Gizmag was sent some for review.

Have you ever wanted to change the layout of your house? Well, a new concept from Universe Architecture will let you do so simply and with relative ease. Tetris House is a modular system of blocks that can slot together in a number of different arrangements.

As of 9:26 am EST, the Orbital ATK Cygnus supply vessel has finally succeeded in docking with the International Space Station following a series of weather-related delays.

For people like battlefield medics, it can be difficult to judge the extent of eye injuries without the resources of a hospital. That's why scientists ave created OcuCheck – it's a portable sensor that assesses eye injuries based on the amount of vitamin C in the patient's tears.​

​We've already seen magnets and clips used in products that let cyclists do away with their water bottle cage. The problem with both systems is that they require users to stick with a brand-specific bottle. With the new SnapFlask, however, riders can use any bottle they want.

Even after all these years, bikes continue to inspire inventors in a way that few other devices do. With that in mind, we thought it was fitting to present another instalment of our annual Top 10 Bicycle Innovations list.