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A "straight out of science fiction" liquid membrane developed at Penn State acts as a "reverse filter" that lets large objects through while blocking small ones. The self-healing, stabilized liquid material acts counter-intuitively as the polar opposite of a conventional sieve.

The future is on full display at this year's Düsseldorf Caravan Salon. At Bürstner, that means making the caravan look a lot more elegant and comfortable with the Harmony 3 concept. If Bürstner​'s future becomes reality, expect camping to feel more and more like home.

Bugatti has released its newest hypercar at Monterey. The Divo is significantly slower than the Chiron it's based on, topping out at "just" 236 mph (380 km/h) - but it's so much better in the corners that it's 8 seconds faster around a track. It's also twice as expensive, and already sold out.

Training firefighters can be dangerous, costly and time-consuming. To help train firefighters more often and more easily, a new virtual reality simulator called the FLAIM Trainer has been developed, made up of an HTC Vive VR headset, haptics systems and a vest that tracks the trainee’s vital signs.

​​A team of scientists from Cornell University has created a reference catalog detailing the “light-fingerprints” of worlds orbiting our Sun, in the hope that it will help future telescopes to uncover the true natures of distant exoplanets.

​The Biotmetric Mirror is a unique, interactive installation incorporating AI technologies and facial recognition systems to demonstrate how flawed and influenced by human bias these devices are. I tried it, and it concluded I am weird and aggressive. ​

With Google now turning to Chrome OS tablets, and Amazon hoovering up the budget end of the market, top-end Android tablets capable of taking on the iPad Pro directly are thin on the ground. The new Galaxy Tab S4 from Samsung, therefore, has immediately become the best of the bunch.

Miami's Origin gaming house has introduced what's it's calling its thinnest and lightest Core-i9 gaming laptop. Or at least it will be soon. Directed at gamers, streamers, and content creators, the EON15-S is less than 1 inch thin and tips the scales at 3.4 lb (1.5 kg).

It's a novel idea, using light diffracted through numerous plates instead of electrons. And to some, it might seem a little like replacing a computer with an abacus, but researchers at UCLA have high hopes for their quirky, shiny, speed-of-light artificial neural network.

​It's a day that ends with "y", and we all know what that means in 2018: another boutique hypercar. In this case it's the Milan Red, a 1,325-hp, quad-turbo beast. We've seen cars that look like they're going 100 mph standing still, but this one looks like its cheeks are flapping in the wind.

Toyota has unveiled its second prototype of the Project Portal hydrogen fuel cell truck. This "Beta," as Toyota refers to it internally, is the second iteration of the truck, adding more range, more room in the cab, and better usability. This is a more commercially-viable truck, Toyota says.

Ququq already offers affordable all-in-one camper solutions for rugged off-roaders, with its the Land Rover Defender box and Mercedes G-Class box. Now it's adding something for what might just be the world's most universally beloved overlanding machine: the Toyota Land Cruiser.