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Nissan recently stated that the next version of its all-electric Leaf will feature an autonomous driving mode. Already, a prototype Autonomous Drive Leaf has been tested in Japan. It has now been announced that next month, such a car will be hitting the streets of London.

OhRoma is the latest attempt to integrate smells into entertainment and like many new innovations, it's coming from the porn industry. The device is basically a fancy gas mask that can pair with a user's smartphone to trigger the release of specific odor canisters.

The follow-up to one of the most unique wearables to date, Thync Relax is a more consumer-friendly take on the original's brain-zapping, mood-shifting focus. But what was lost in the process?

Resembling something that looks more like an Apple store than a traditional doctor's office, Forward proposes an entirely different approach to healthcare, with unlimited access to the clinic's medical resources through a single monthly membership fee.

Our luscious locks have plenty to offer the development of tough new materials. Such ventures have just become a little more enlightened, with scientists studying the secrets of human hair observing some of the key mechanisms that give it such strength and durability.

Although smartphones may be getting thinner all the time, their cameras still present a bit of a problem. Scientists at Germany's Fraunhofer Institute, however, have developed a flat camera that's just 2 mm thick … and it has 135 tiny lenses instead of one "big" one.

West Virginian company ZEV has been quietly building high quality electric scooters for more than a decade now, including the fastest and longest range electric scoots in the world. Now, ZEV's ready to release a long range, tilting 3-wheeler based on the same platform.

As early data​ predicted, NASA and the NOAA have now reported that globally, 2016 was the warmest year since records began in 1880. That puts us on a streak of three years in a row that have surpassed previous records.

​The grasslands of the Namib Desert in Africa are pock-marked with patches dubbed “fairy circles.” These strange structures have sparked debate for years about how they form, and now scientists at Princeton have put forward a new explanation: it’s actually both plants and termites working in unison.

​We've seen a number of attempts at making guitars that cater to the ever-changing moods of players recently. Barcelona brothers David & Óscar Pons offer another take with the Revolution, featuring two body cores and a growing number of snap-on body shapes.​

​One year ago, German company e-volo caught our attention by sending its crazy 18-rotor Volocopter into the sky with a human aboard. It has now made some revisions and this week unveiled a sleeker Volocopter 2, which it plans to start testing next year.

While Apple has yet to deliver a new high-end iPad this year, the company did add a budget-friendly tablet to its line. With this new member of the family (and the retirement of the iPad Air 2​ and iPad mini 2​), let's compare the features and specs of the four iPads Apple sells today.