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Around 18 months have passed since Zaha Hadid died suddenly, but the company she founded seems as busy as ever. Shortly after completing KAPSARC in Saudi Arabia, construction work has just begun on a new tower in Mexico City called the Bora Residential Tower.

The Phantom looks like no other wireless speaker. At launch it put out 750 W of precision sound, and has since been joined by a 3,000 W Silver and 4,500 W Gold version – making the original look like a poor relation. Now Devialet has given the "entry level" Phantom a 60 percent peak output increase.

Some jobs on Ford's automotive assembly lines require workers to be constantly reaching overhead, and a whole day of doing so can really take a toll on the body. That's why the motor company has recently partnered with Ekso Bionics to trial an upper-body exoskeleton known as the EksoVest.

Ordinarily, dry eye sufferers turn to drops or other medication to keep their eyes lubricated. Recently, however, researchers at the Cincinnati Eye Institute tested a new gadget that promises drug-free relief from dry eye – and you stick it up your nose.

Looking for a functional medium between an electric skateboard and a powersport utility vehicle, Seattle's Flux Design Co is preparing the Track 1. This two-wheeled, one-tracked board sends its rider accelerating over everything from soft sand and mud to hard dirt and pavement.

The folks at BMW M have built a comprehensive list of race-bred technology into the limited edition BMW M3 CS. The order book for this latest performance offering will open in January and there will be only around 1,200 built.​

The name “Nokia” packs plenty of nostalgia, and now almost 20 years on, parent company HMD has rebooted one of its most iconic models – the Nokia 3310 – as a simple phone with a few modern concessions. But does it stand the test of time, or is it better left in the past?

In August, the FDA approved the first gene therapy for general use in the United States. Now another gene therapy is on the cusp of approval, this time to treat a form of blindness. If approved, this therapy could pave the way for a whole host of treatments for genetically-based vision problems.

​Kicking pavement to speed through city streets is so last century. Today's skaters can truck along effortlessly with the help of electric motors and wireless remotes. The StarkBoard doesn't need a handheld controller to speed up, making use of weight and motion sensors to get you rolling.​

The recently-completed Autohaus, by Texas-based Matt Fajkus Architecture, is a house made for a car enthusiast that centers around the owner's collection of classic autos. The home's entire ground floor is taken up by garage space, while the living quarters jut outwards above.

Every year in early November, Milan becomes the epicenter of the motorcycle industry. New Atlas was on the ground at EICMA 2107, catching all of the production model debuts –​ the ones that we will be dreaming of, talking about and hopefully buying next year.

​Bose is a tried and trusted name when it comes to noise-cancellation technology, but now the company wants to help folks get some quality sleep. Bose wants to fight noise with soothing sounds and has turned to Indiegogo to build a test bed of users that will help with sleepbuds product development.