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MIT's backtalk project aims at tracing the journeys of discarded electronics by applying location trackers to a number of products.

The INgSOC human/electric bike gives the rider the choice of engaging the motor for an effortless ride, or receiving some electric assist while pedaling or using leg power only for momentum and to charge the onboard battery.

The Foldaboat is a plastic folding boat, that packs into a portable carry bag.

BlueDrone is an RC car in the form of Nissan GT-R 1:20 scale model, which can be controlled by an Android-based device via Bluetooth connectivity.

Metal Storm and TASER are developing less-than-lethal ammunition for the tiny MAUL 12-gauge launcher. The tiny 800 gram rapid-fire MAUL fits to an assault rifle, and shoots five bullets which deliver the same effects as a handheld TASER.

The DIGGER DTR D-3 is a robotic vehicle that uses a chain flail or tiller to detonate land mines.

Air Picks are small pick-shaped devices that play classic guitar riffs with a rhythmic flick of the wrist.

Yacht Island Design's "Tropical Island Paradise" is a 90 metre island with a top speed of 15 knots. The main deck is a beach "cove" of cabanas surrounding a massive ocean view swimming pool, with a waterfall falling nearby from the volcano.

The LaCie CloudBox is a hard drive that automatically backs up its data to the cloud.

Pentax is about to release what is claimed to be the world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens camera, and the first to sport its new Q lens mount.

Markus Kayser, an MA student at the Royal College of Art in London, has created a 3D printer called the Solar-Sinter that creates 3D objects using two things found in abundance in the desert - sun and sand.

Engineers at the University of Illinois have developed a silver-inked rollerball pen that allows users to jot down electrical circuits and interconnects on paper, wood and other surfaces.