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​China's Libre Computer has hit Kickstarter for an alternative to the Raspberry Pi Zero called La Frite. Essentially a smaller version of the company's Le Potato computer board, the 2.5 x 2.2 inch (6.4 x 5.5 cm) development board is aimed squarely at makers on a tight budget.​

The new Peugeot e-Legend Concept is a technological showcase in a classically inspired shell. The retro-modern coupe arrives loaded with contemporary and future technologies like a 456-hp electric powertrain and 16-display infotainment system.

The FitCar PPV remains much more automobile than bicycle, but does encourage physical exertion on part of its owners through an interesting pedaling system that hooks up to the drivetrain.

​After a successful crowdfunding campaign, the iNrigo waterproof camera backpack is here - and when we say waterproof, we mean it. This pressure-equalized bad boy can be totally submerged with a ton of gear on board, and it's even got a Bluetooth humidity monitor to warn you if water's getting in.

It's been nearly two years since the first photos of the outrageous FTR1200 Custom hit my inbox, and since then I've been waiting, drooling in desperate hope like a dog next to a dinner table, to see what this thing would look like in production form. And here it is.

​Subscriptions for high-end vehicles are emerging as real alternatives to traditional car ownership, with the likes of Audi and BMW all launching services to that effect. Polestar made mention of a similar option for its forthcoming debut hybrid earlier this year, and has now shared more details.

Scientists have developed a small handheld device that can scan for biomarkers to quickly and easily diagnose people with certain diseases and illnesses. Inspired (as always) by Star Trek’s tricorder, the new “multicorder” is designed to help doctors track illness from just about anywhere.

The latest robot ball off the Sphero production line is the Sphero Bolt, part toy and part coding tutor. We've been sending the tennis ball-sized spherical gadget zooming around various rooms and obstacle courses to see if it's worth investing in, for you or your kids.

​Steel-spiked winter boots may be great on the ice, but on bare concrete or flooring – not so much. It was with this in mind that Canadian entrepreneur Darrell Bachmann created KickSpike boots, which feature spikes that pop in or out of the sole at the kick of a button.

​Moza's Mini-Mi is an affordable (US$109) smartphone stabilizing gimbal, letting you shoot cinematic steadicam-style shots. It's got a few tricks up its sleeve too, including wireless phone charging, hyperlapses, "inception mode" and some very cool but not-quite-there motion tracking capabilities.

​In what may be seen as a worrying development to those troubled by the growth of the surveillance state, researchers at the University of California have demonstrated that they can count people through walls using only Wi-Fi signals.

In 2016, Australian entrepreneurs Stefan Wrobel and Sean Stoney headed to Kickstarter with a device known as the Upside Rack, which allows cyclists to carry a wide variety of bicycles upside down on their car's roof rack. It's now in production, and we had a chance to put it to the test.