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Better late than never, Rimac Automobili's Concept-One all-electric hypercar is not just a concept anymore, with Rimac set to unveil a production version of the car at the Geneva Motor Show next month

Citroën is following last year's Cactus M concept up with another surfy Cactus: the C4 Cactus Rip Curl Special Edition. Designed in collaboration with surf company Rip Curl, the new Cactus features boosted all-terrain traction and styling updates.​

The striking Dendrobium electric hypercar, named for a Singaporean orchid, is an ambitious project that’s projected to make some 1,500 horsepower, 4,000 Nm of torque and a blistering 0-100 km/h time around 2.6 seconds.

China is well-stocked with architectural oddities and counterfeits. However, the New York Times reports that the days of zany Chinese architecture may be numbered following a new directive issued by its government.

In a bold but scientifically sound proposal, a NASA-founded research has laid out a roadmap toward spacecrafts with relativistic speeds for the exploration of nearby stars.

Vincent Callebaut continues to refine his distinctive style of futuristic sustainable architecture with Hyperions. The cluster of connected timber towers – or "vertical village" – features more sustainable design than you can shake a stick at and is due to be constructed by 2022 near New Delhi.

This wild Arash AF10 hybrid hypercar relies on a five-motor "warp drive" to put out 2,080 bhp. If it isn't the most over-the-top, ultra-powerful car in Geneva, we really look forward to seeing what is.​

Researchers at Bielefeld University in Germany have developed a projection coaching system that promises to help athletes improve performance and treat mobility issues due to injury or illness.

GKN Automotive has entered its eTwinster technology into the real world, as automakers test the torque vectoring electric drive system. The plug-in hybrid module is being showcased at the company’s Wintertest proving ground in Sweden as an all-wheel drive driveline option.

Nikon has revealed a trio of DL premium compact cameras which each boast a one-inch-type sensor. As the names of the DL18-50, DL24-85 and DL24-500 suggest, the main difference between the enthusiast-focused cameras is their focal length range.

UK-based Ibex Automation is starting field trials in England's Peak District of its extreme mobility agricultural robot that can maneuver around steep pastures as it identifies and destroys weeds.​

Those of you with very good memories might remember Kyocera showing off a solar-powered phone display at last year's Mobile World Congress. The company has returned in 2016 with a much-improved prototype, and says that this type of technology could start appearing in consumer phones very soon.