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Phil and Ted's Wriggle Wrapper is a multi-functional baby product that can be used for feeding, sitting or sleeping. It simply wraps around the baby and is then attached with secure straps and clips to a dining chair, a single bed or an adult's lap.

Vuzix, the creator of the VR920 Virtual Reality Video iWear, has showcased some exciting new accessories to compliment its 3D visor.

A new study has reported that nanoparticles now being added to cosmetics, sunscreens, and hundreds of other personal care products may be harmful to the environment by negatively affecting beneficial bacteria.

Award winning TentLED by VAN BERLO is designed to prevent the most common camping mishap - guy rope tripping.

For skating lovers who heard the phrase ‘don’t you dare skate in the house’ one too many times as a kid, this might just be the dream home you’ve always wanted.

Dutch design group N55 has designed the Walking House, which consists of a basic module measuring 3.5m high by 3.5m wide and 3.72m long that can cover a decidedly leisurely 60m an hour on its six insect like legs.

Geotectura and Malka have developed a concept for a zeppelin-style flying structure for Delft University’s Architecture Faculty- the AIRchitecture - a dynamic, real-world learning environment with a minimal carbon footprint.

Plastic Logic has partnered with the Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News to offer a digital content delivery and distribution program with its forthcoming Plastic Logic Reader.

Genius has releases the GHP-04NC headphones harnessing noise cancellation technology for $50.

New technology could convert mechanical energy from body movements or even the flow of blood in the body into electric energy that can be used to power a broad range of electronic devices without using batteries.

The feats of Brawn GP at Albert Park in the team's inaugural race at the first round of World Formula One Championship on March 29, 2009 will surely go down in the pantheon of spectacularly successful first-up sporting efforts

NVIDIA has introduced the NVIDIA SLI Multi-OS, a virtualization technology they claim provides application performance nearly identical to systems configured with a dedicated operating system and GPU.