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OmniTouch wearable hardware makes any surface an interactive touchscreen interface

Cyclist Jim Artis owns an incredibly accessorized Catrike 700 recumbent tricycle, which he has named "Silk."

The One Degree of Freedom turntable features new technology to help keep system-related acoustic blurring or distortion from spoiling the enjoyment of the audio.

MIT researchers have developed new radar technology that lets users see through concrete walls up to eight inches thick.

Lockheed Martin has select ed BAE Systems to develop substitute flight helmet for the F-35 program.

Deep within the dark tunnels and cavity shafts of an old Swedish silver mine, guests can sleep in the world's deepest hotel suite.

GM has recently announced it is testing small, portable devices that create a "wireless safety net" to gather information from other vehicles and infrastructure to warn drivers of potential hazards.

Brooklyn based inventor, Jamie O'Shea has created the Vertical Bed, which is exactly that.

Brough Superiors are continuing to dominate the most valuable list of collector motorcycles. The famous SS100 known as "Moby Dick" sold on Sunday to become the seventh Brough Superior in top 20 most valuable motorcycles sold at auction.

Sportiiiis HUD for athletes can be mounted on virtually all glasses, wirelessly pairs with perfromance monitoring equipment and feeds back workout information to the user via colored LEDs and audio.

TapSense is an experimental touchscreen system, that is able to tell the difference between different parts of the user's finger.

MobileMinder is a smartphone application running on a secure and encrypted network that allows parents to monitor their child's location, contacts, call history, photos, and web use.