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Using Philips' LED and Power over Ethernet (PoE) tech, the new intelligent lighting system at the recently opened Watt Family Innovation Center at Clemson University in South Carolina is set to deliver energy savings​ of around 70 percent.​

The largest operational solar power plants in Australia have officially opened. The Nyngan and Broken Hill solar plants that were originally announced in 2013 are located in western New South Wales and boast a combined power output of 155 MW.

​You've no doubt seen lots of them around town – rusting, abandoned bikes with all the components stripped away. Well, Fortified Bicycle is out to change that scenario. The company's new Invincible bike is well-enough made to not be considered disposable, yet is also highly theft-resistant.​

Scientists claim to have expanded the applications for Microsoft's Kinect to include a more precise approach to X-ray imaging, which they say can limit exposure to radiation by measuring the thickness of a subject's body parts.

​An international team of researchers has observed a black hole swallowing up a star for the first time. The rare event took place over several months, and the results of the study confirm an existing black hole theory.​

​Whether they're playing sports or suffering from joint injuries, some people could definitely benefit from using a wearable assistive device. That's where Levitation comes in. It's a spring-loaded knee brace that augments the user's quadriceps.​

Researchers have developed a process to create a virtually perfect monolayer of "white graphene​," making a dream team pairing of graphene and white graphene substrate for use in next generation electronic​ devices a possibility.

Following an international architecture competition, Japanese firm Nikken Sekkei has won the opportunity to redevelop a stretch of railway line that spans the breadth of Singapore into a green corridor.

This unique tractor design uses twin caterpillar tracks on the back instead of pneumatic tires, giving it up to 60 percent more traction than a regular tractor and outstanding capabilities on steep slopes.

In the last few years, we've seen wearable tech products go from concept to clunky early adopter gizmos to (somewhat) mainstream consumer product. They're still unnecessary luxuries, but some of them are worth their price in fun alone. Let's break down the best wearables of 2015.

Back in 2007, Radial Engineering launched a rack-mounted device which provided guitarists with a quick and easy way to control instruments, effects and amplifiers on stage. The company has now launched a smaller and cheaper version, the JX-42 guitar and amp switcher.

At the COP21 summit in Paris, a one-of-a-kind prototype Renault delivery van powered by second-life batteries taken from decommissioned electric cars is being showcased. The project is part of an initiative to show how used electric vehicle (EV) batteries can be repurposed before full recycling.