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Noise Snare is an unmanned system, that automatically detects and identifies vehicles exceeding local allowable noise levels.

Automotive safety systems manufacturer TRW has developed a 'bag in roof' airbag system that deploys the front airbag from the roof instead of the steering wheel or dashboard.

Scientists at Germany's Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have set a world record in data transmission with the successful encoding of data at a rate of 26 terabits per second on a single laser beam and transmitting it over a distance of 50 km.

Michael Ford, who restores old arcade games, has built a peep show machine from scratch using modern technology.

Lomography has unveiled a new addition to its LC-A range of 35mm film analog cameras, the LOMO LC-Wide offers users a choice of three frame formats and sports a new 17mm ultra-wide-angle lens.

Swiss researchers have claimed a new world record efficiency of 18.7% for flexible CIGS solar cells on plastics.

Through the implantation of a stimulating electrode array, a team of researchers has given a man rendered paralyzed from the chest down the ability to stand and take his first tentative steps in four years.

Scientists are working on an underwater device that could facilitate two-way human-dolphin communications.

Tactical Sammiches have a claimed shelf life of over two years if maintained at 80 degrees Fahrenheit (26.7 degrees Celsius) or less.

On a cold morning on January 25, 1947 at the U.S. Patent Office, Thomas T. Goldsmith Jr. and Estle Ray Mann submitted an invention that is now recognized as one of the earliest examples of the video game.

Engineer Tim Lexen has created a prototype ranger device that can move across rough terrain using an omnidirectional screw drive system.

Chemical Engineering students at Stevens Institute of Technology have invented a microreactor that can convert everyday fossil fuels such as butane and propane into pure hydrogen for fuel cell batteries.