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More durable geopolymer concrete has the potential to reduce CO2 emissions and fly ash deposits, producing a win-win result for the construction industry and the planet.

A self-balancing unicycle from Honda to be shown at the Tokyo Motor Show weighs less than 10 kg, measures just 24 by 12 by 6 inches and is small enough to be carried onto an airplane as hand luggage. It also has a wheel which spins in two planes.

The Cruzbike Silvio is a recumbent bicycle that aims to alleviate health problems associated with traditional bicycle design while offering compatibility with road bike parts.

The Fitbit personal activity monitor is now being shipped to a backlog of customers, so we take a closer look at what exactly the device does

Michael Bennett-Levy talks to Gizmag about the much sought after Teleavia type P111, a rare high-def 1958 television by Citroën DS designer Flaminio Bertroni.

Mazda will debut its next-generation ‘SKY-G’ and ‘SKY-D’ engine line-up, along with its new ‘SKY-Drive’ automatic transmission, which are designed to improve fuel economy without sacrificing performance, at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show.

Consumers can avoid power-outs of their mobile devices with the iGo Charge Anywhere device which has a built-in battery back-up.

Helix Wind is about to ship some test turbines to sites in the US and Africa in the hope of creating self-sufficient mobile phone masts

The wn-2 watch emulates the rotation of the Earth and a view from space.

Figures show that 17 percent of Europe’s long-haul truck drivers are victims of robbery during work-hours at some time over a five-year period. To help prevent thefts and improve driver safety, Volvo Trucks is working on a number of solutions.

Now anyone can become a human antenna by walking on a unique carpet recently created by Swiss designer Florian Kräutli. The carpet looks like a typical modern rug except that is has one unusual hi-tech feature - this white carpet is also a radio.

A mechanical KERS system fitted to a bus has demonstrated more than 30 percent fuel saving over the London bus test cycle, yet can package around an existing transmission at less cost than an electrical solution.