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The Immortus is an electric car that generates its own power through some 7 sq m (75 sq ft) of photovoltaic paneling. You can charge its battery off the mains if you have to, but the inbuilt solar panels will let you drive at more than 60 km/h (37 mph) for an unlimited distance when the sun's out.

By eliminating the need for traditional separator membranes, researchers have created printable solid-state batteries that can be printed in any conceivable shape and can be seamlessly embedded into a variety of surfaces.

A waterproof shelter, sleeping bag and sleeping pad are three of the most important pieces of kit you'll need when bedding down in the great outdoors on a cold night. Polarmond's All-In-One sleep system rolls all three components into one unit.

Researchers in Singapore have created a sensor-enabled adult diaper that monitors wetness and transmits alerts to caregivers via SMS. The system is designed to reduce rashes and infections that can result from insufficient changes.

Smart fish finders and waterproof drones are a couple of recent examples of how technology is changing the game of fishing, and now a new device is designed to make things even easier. The Fish Call works by mimicking the sounds of feeding fish and is claimed to draw in species of all kinds.

Soldiers often have to carry over 100 lb (45 kg) of gear in a backpack, for several hours at a time. That’s why engineers at the Australia’s Department of Defence have developed a new exoskeleton, that diverts two thirds of pack weight directly to the ground.

Technology to power electric vehicles wirelessly from under the road surface is about to be trialed in the UK. Highways England has announced that it plans to carry out off-road (test track) trials with a view to carrying out subsequent on-road trials. The technology would increase the range of EVs.

SylvanSport is teaming up with Goal Zero to bring solar power to its flagship gear-hauling, overnighting GO trailer. The trailer is part of Goal Zero's Solar Ready initiative, which looks to integrate solar panels and battery packs into a variety of common outdoor gear.

Using a new technique, investigators could soon be better able to determine how many days ago fingerprints were left at a crime scene.

New research suggests that sleeping on your side, as opposed to your back or stomach, could help cut the chances of developing some neurological disorders, including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Honolulu, Hawaii-based Elevate recently revealed an interesting eponymous prototype structure that could appeal to fans of both tiny houses and treehouses. Raised between 8 - 12 ft (2.4 - 3.6 m) on a pedestal, the greenery-covered dwelling boasts solar panels and a rainwater collection system.