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The AIR-igator system collects condensed water from air-conditioners, stores it and automatically waters gardens.

If you're comfortable with the thought of dropping another $200 on a superior controller for games like Rock Band 2 and Guitar Hero World Tour, check out our full review of Logitech's premium wireless guitar controller for the PS2 and PS3.

The Eco Kettle features a patented dual-reservoir that lets you fill it to the brim then simply press the central button in the lid to release only the amount of water you need (1-to-8 cups) into the boiling chamber.

Fed up with your Ferrari? Rarely get a reason to take your dinghy out of the shed? Haven’t scared the neighbors for a while? If you've answered yes to at least three of these questions, then the Scamander RRV could be just what you’re looking for.

Solar-electric cruising or 1400-horsepower raceboat performance? Code X's solar hybrid yacht is a study in extremes that lets you choose whether you're going to be an environmentally conscious Dr. Jekyll or a petrol-headed Mr. Hyde on the water.

Light Tape is an extremely flexible lighting strip that has seemingly more applications than LED or neon lighting systems.

Dean Kamen – the multimillionaire inventor behind the Segway “personal transporter” – is well down the road in the development of a new bike that combines electric power and a radical generator which will allow it to burn almost any fuel.

The Muvbox mobile restaurant unfolds from an unsuspecting shipping container into a solar powered catering space for over 20 people.

Researchers from Yale have managed to engineer the first all-electronic quantum processor. (Photo: Blake Johnson/Yale University)

A new University of Utah study shows that brain signals controlling arm movements can be detected accurately using new microelectrodes that sit on the brain, but don't penetrate it.

Space - it's the final frontier of human exploration, a mysterious eternity of distance, all around us and yet so tantalizingly out of reach.

The Chewing Robot offers the potential to dramatically improve the process of developing and testing new dental materials by reproducing the motion and forces sustained by teeth within a human mouth.