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Chicago's Mark Stevenson has designed a simple solution to allow photographers to secure a lens cap to a camera strap or camera bag between shots.

The N12 is billed as the "the first completely 3D-printed, ready-to-wear, item of clothing."

MUNITO's SITi (Standard Issue Titanium) Nine Millimeter Earphones resemble bullets, and are promoted as the world's first "Tactical Earphone."

A new system for cleaning up oil spills at sea uses a curtain of air bubbles to contain the oil.

Nissan's gamer-turned-racer Lucas Ordonez scored a podium finish in his debut drive in the the Le Mans 24 hour race. Ordonez' Signatech Nissan team started the race from pole position and endured two punctures on its way to second place.

Physicist Rongjia Tao has reduced the viscosity of human blood by subjecting it to magnetic fields.

The Immersive Cocoon concept from NAU puts users inside a four meter (13 ft) diameter carbon fiber sphere featuring a 360 degree interior dome-display.

Scientists from MIT are designing a wearable signal jamming system, to protect implantable medical devices from wireless attacks.

Airbus engineers have outlined their vision of what passengers could expect from air travel circa 2050.

Scientists have developed a method of using ultrasound to non-invasively measure blood pressure in any part of the body.

Getac's range of rugged notebook computers continues to grow with the release of the company's new flagship X500, which is the most powerful ultra-rugged PC in the company's history.

The DemoCLOCK pilot project will demonstrate a new type of carbon sequestration technology, known as a packed bed Chemical Looping Combustion reactor.