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Front-wheel drive has now crept across into BMW's smallest SUV. So, is the X1 worth the sticker price and can a roomy family SUV really be built on the skinny carcass of the Mini Cooper? After spending a week in the xDrive25i, we have some answers.

​There are already internet-controlled pet toys out there that let users play with their dog or cat when they're not at home. PlayDate, however, is different. It's a ball with a Wi-Fi-connected camera right in it, so users can watch their pets playing from the toy's point of view.​

To combat the lack of visibility in smoke-filled buildings, Scott Safety has come up with the Scott Sight, a lightweight thermal imaging system integrated into a firefighter breathing mask to provide individual firefighters with real-time thermal images.

San Francisco has passed a law requiring all new buildings below 10 stories to have solar panels installed on their rooftops, forming part of a wider vision to generate 100 percent of its electricity via renewable energy.

US customers can now experience HTC's Vive headset at a number of stores across the country. Microsoft is rolling out in-store demos at both GameStop and Microsoft Stores, allowing customers to give the VR headset a try.

The U-Boat Worx Cruise Sub can take 5, 7 or 9 people to 1,140 m (3,740 ft), making them the deepest-diving 5 and 7-person tourist submarines on the market.

NASA has announced its 2016 selections for Phase 1 of its Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. As usual, the first round contains an impressive array of weird and wonderful technological concepts with the potential to revolutionize space exploration.

Lytro's new Cinema camera is an absolute beast – 755 megapixel light field images at 300 frames per second. Focus, aperture and shutter speed can be set in post. Plus every frame is 3D-mapped, so it's like every object has its own green screen.

We talk to space artist Danielle Futselaar to uncover what goes into painting a planet. Planets take many forms, and we have uncovered a tiny number of them. For those we have found, we can only see an equally tiny amount. It is an artist's job to envision what these remote bodies could look like.

Cycling backpacks with strips of blinking LEDs on the back aren't exactly a rare item these days. Lumos' new Aster pack is a little different, though. It also features turn indicators, a brake light, and will even let you know if your bike is being stolen.

Unveiled at the first Vietnam Motorcycle Show in Ho Chi Minh City, the fourth concept model of the Gen series pursues an innovative approach to scooter dynamics and body structure that is based on Yamaha Motor’s Refined Dynamism philosophy.

Announced today, Facebook's Surround 360 is a 17-lens 3D-360-degree video capture system that looks like a spaceship and produces VR content on the fly, but its most impressive feature? The design and software is entirely open-source.