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A truly global vehicle, the 500X holds a lot of Italian sexiness and retains the singular style that has come to define Fiat’s 500 line. This also becomes the company’s first foray into the crossover market with a more utility-oriented offering.

De'Longhi's new PrimaDonna Elite will pretty much put a coffee shop in your kitchen. It can produce hundreds of different styles, lets users save their preferences, and can be controlled via a mobile app. De’Longhi says it is the world's "first smart connected bean-to-cup coffee machine."

Researchers have developed a new delivery system for cancer treatment that attacks the condition simultaneously with three different drugs. According to the team, it's likely to prove particularly effective against cancers that spread through the lymphatic system, such as metastatic melanoma.

Continuing its busy product release schedule, Chinese frone manufacturer DJI has teamed up with thermal imaging specialists FLIR to develop a new camera called the DJI Zenmuse XT.

Born in Modena, in the heart of Italy's Motor Valley, Energica second model, the Eva, is built around a downtuned version of the Ego's electric motor for longer range and rids itself of the full fairing for a pure streetfighter feel.

The Ressence Type 5 recreational diving watch is filled with oil to not only make it more pressure resistant, but also readable underwater from any angle.

Caused by a lack of proper tear fluid, dry eye syndrome is among the world's most common eye diseases. There may be new hope for sufferers of the condition, however. Scientists have created an implant that causes the eye to produce more tears.

Researchers recently demonstrated how 3D video images of celebrities could be created by piecing together still images retrieved from the internet. They also showed how their algorithms could animate those digital models, getting them to say things that were actually said by someone else.

Hyundai has taken the wraps off its Genesis luxury sub-brand flagship, revealing a new semi-autonomous driving system, as well as over-the-top comfort features like super-ergonomic seats that have been given the tick of approval by a German association devoted to preventing backache.

Researchers from Tsukuba University in Japan have created holograms that respond to human touch. Involving femtosecond lasers, which can stimulate physical matter to emit light in 3D form, the research could eventually lead to the creation of holograms that humans are able to interact with.

The Blaze Laserlight is designed to let motorists know that a bike is approaching, by laser-projecting an image of a bicycle onto the road in front of the rider. We recently had a chance to try it out for ourselves.​

University of California, Berkeley scientists have calculated that in 20 to 40 million years, the Martian moon Phobos will be so torn by tidal forces that its fragments will form a ring around the Red Planet.