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Mazda has debuted a sleek new crossover concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The Koeru, which means "exceed" or "go beyond" in Japanese, is defined by a fluid body shape and a full suite of new build and safety technologies.

The Mando Footloose e-bike distinguishes itself by having neither a chain nor a belt drive ... plus it has small 20-inch wheels. That’s about to change, though, as Mando has unveiled its soon-to-be-released 26-inch-wheeled Footloose.

Polish startup uBirds is developing Unique, a discrete, handmade, and highly customizable "smart strap" that can fit nearly any wrist-worn timepiece and add smartwatch-like functions to it. The strap blends a minimal footprint with a barebones, single-LED interface.

The Lumenus jacket on display at Interbike 2015 is embedded with strips of LEDs that automatically light up, not only to tell other road users of the cyclist's turning intentions, but to guide the cyclist to their destination.

Hyundai has showcased its new N sub-brand at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The carmaker says its N cars will focus on performance, with new powertrains and lightweight materials. Its first models include the Generation i20 WRC rally car and the RM15 and N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo concepts.

Handscape is set to change how people interact with devices. The company's HandyCase is designed to let users operate touchscreens with fingers set behind the device.

American car racing legend Dan Gurney's patented Moment-Cancelling Four-Stroke (MC4S) engine features two counter-rotating crankshafts and an innovative intake system. With it, Gurney is looking to improve reliability and efficiency and cut emissions, all in a single design.

Children of the 1970s may recall Kenner's Smash-Up Derby set, in which two toy cars flew into pieces when they crashed into each other – the neat thing was, they could then just be snapped back together. Well, Vantage Robotics' Snap is sort of like the Smash-Up Derby of drones.

GoPro has announced that its 16-camera Odyssey rig will soon be available to virtual reality professionals. The US$15,000 set-up is designed for Google's Jump platform and uses 16 of the Hero4 Black action cameras to shoot 360-degree footage.

With the welcome news that the Apple TV is receiving a significant upgrade, things are getting interesting for the firm's oft-neglected little black box. Now, SteelSeries has unveiled what it promotes as the very first dedicated game controller for the new set top box.

MagnifiSense is a wrist-worn prototype that identifies what electronic devices and motor vehicles an individual interacts with throughout the day by detecting their unique electromagnetic signatures.

As the doors close on another packed IFA at Berlin's Messe fairgrounds and exhibitors begin dismantling booths and packing away all the consumer tech treasures, Gizmag takes a look back at three technology trends that battled it out for showstopper supremacy at IFA 2015.