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The Jeep Wrangler remains one of the most off-road-capable 4x4s on the planet. Aftermarket builder US Specialty Vehicles sees some room for improvement in the way it expresses its intentions, though. It's created the Rhino XT, the all-terrain SUV reinvented.

The largest destroyer ever built for the US Navy, the future USS Zumwalt (DDG 1000), steamed into the Atlantic Ocean this week as she begins sea trials.

Wood was once a commonly used material in cars, but these days you're more likely to find a wood car in a toy box than a garage. Not so the "Splinter," a high-performance sports car made almost entirely of wood composites.

Mercedes-Benz has revealed the interior design of its upcoming E-Class. The spacious and technologically innovative layout boasts 23 speakers, two 12.3-in screens​ merged into an ultra-wide display, touch control buttons that respond to finger swipes and customizable LED lighting.

New research has improved our understanding of Type 2 diabetes, providing a new insight into the positive effects that weight loss can have on sufferers. According to the researchers, reversing the condition can be as simple as losing a single gram of fat in the right place.

The company contracted to build and operate the Istanbul New Airport, iGA, has launched an architectural competition to design an air traffic control tower. A total of six high-profile firms are shortlisted, including Zaha Hadid, with all but one inspired by symbols of Turkey.

A team at MIT has developed a gel-like material that is sticky, stretchable and can be combined with sensors, lights and drug delivery systems to create a complete "smart wound dressing."

Attacking a tumor in the liver is an especially problematic process normally involving surgical removal. A new technique may offer a less-invasive approach, however, by relying on nanobubbles that sneak drugs into the tumor and can be popped to release their payload at just the right time.

The dream of melding biological and man-made machinery is now a little more real with the announcement that Columbia Engineering researchers have successfully harnessed a chemical energy-producing biological process to power a solid state CMOS integrated circuit.

Australian company Audiofly, long-associated with quality in-ear monitors, has delivered its first attempt at a professional over-ear product with the AF240 Headphones. After a promising demonstration at CES2015 in January, they were released this week. Gizmag was sent some for review.

London has embarked on what is described as a "one in one-hundred-and-fifty-year project." The maneuvering of a crane into place at Blackfriars on the River Thames marks the start of major work on the Thames Tideway Tunnel, a "super sewer" that will drastically reduce sewage overflow into the river.

Have you ever wanted to change the layout of your house? Well, a new concept from Universe Architecture will let you do so simply and with relative ease. Tetris House is a modular system of blocks that can slot together in a number of different arrangements.