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April 19, 2005 There is no room for error when dealing with the night-time surveillance of large areas such as property borders at ranges 800 meters and beyond,

April 21, 2005 MEADS International (MI) announced that Germany has approved entry into the Design and Development (D D;) phase for the tri-national Medium Exten

Construction on the new world's tallest skyscraper is rapidly approaching a major milestone. Saudi Arabia's JEC Tower is racing towards 100 floors, making it another step closer to achieving its projected 2028 completion date.

Tablets are the new personal computers. But can they replace a laptop? And do Windows 2-in-1s like the Surface really make for better faux laptops than the iPad? Let's take a look, as Gizmag goes hands-on with keyboard-laden versions of the latest iPads and Surfaces.

Judging by the increasing popularity of 1x11 drivetrains and hub transmissions, a lot of cyclists are getting tired of shifting between chainrings. Synchrobox is designed to address that situation – it automatically adjusts both derailleurs, in order to attain the rider's desired gear ratio.

Samsung has announced a new member of its NX interchangeable-lens, compact camera family. The NX3000 promises "crisp, high quality images" and allows for sharing of images via Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity. It also features a flip-up viewfinder screen for taking selfies.

When soldiers or other people sustain eye injuries, retinal detachment and vision loss can result if the eye's vitreous gel isn't kept from leaking out. Given that Band-Aids can't be placed directly on the eyeball, however, a team of scientists has created an alternative – reversible eye glue.

The US Navy announced that Washington has awarded Sikorsky Aircraft the contract to replace the Marine One helicopter fleet used to transport the President that will see a fleet of 21 VH92 aircraft delivered for presidential use by 2023.

Our list of the top 100 highest priced motorcycles ever sold at auction offers unprecedented perspective on the rare motorcycle marketplace. It includes full details and images of each bike, plus links to the official auction page and catalog descriptions.

A team of astronomers have developed a computer simulation called "Illustris," which took five years to program and, for the first time, can recreate the evolution of the Universe in high fidelity.

Advances in technology have enabled an abundance of ways to share our stories. Created for the Exceptional Hardware Software Meeting in Germany next month, "Juanita Knits the Planet" is the world's smallest comic strip, detailing a day in the life of a ten micron-tall girl-turned-robot.

Georgia-based Dachi Papuashvili has produced a charming cross-shaped tiny house concept called the Skit, that proves the continuing ability of shipping containers to inspire.