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The M-2000iA sets new records for size, reach and wrist strength, claiming the title of world’s largest and strongest six-axis robot.

Inspired by their mighty MS-10 monosynth, Korg have teamed up with AQ Interactive to deliver the Korg DS-10 software application for the Nintendo DS. It borrows the simple, effective semi-modular synth design of the Korg MS-10 and MS-20 and re-invents it to exploit everything the Nintendo DS has to

September 14, 2008 The quest for ever more efficient use of the energy gleaned from the internal combustion engine will see F1 using a kinetic energy recovery system from 2009, but it appears the innovative forces of motorsport competition may also extend to the Le Mans Racing Series. Peugeot Sport

September 15, 2008 The submarine was invented several hundred years before the automobile, but it’s not surprising that it is taking a little longer to reach ubiquitous recreational usage. A bent fender is small change indeed compared to

Styled using discarded mechanical and electrical parts, Wrex The Dawg from WowWee is a robotic pet with distinctive moods.

ASUS new touch screen-interface P552w PDA phone packs a 624MHz processor, GPS, a 2.8" touch-screen, in-built camera, 3.5G HSDPA, plus Bluetooth and WLAN 802.11b/g connectivity in a tidy 102 x 60.5 x 14.5 mm (4" x 2.4" x 0.57") package.

Scientists have managed to replicate the brain function associated with long-term behavior in rats and found a way to literally turn memories on and off with the flip of a switch.

Nintendo's 3DS has had a lot of hype for its glasses-free 3D display - but is it worth the premium price tag?

We've been looking forward to filming this bike for a looooong time; the Ducati Multistrada 1200 S is a truly significant motorcycle, with more electronic goodies than anything else on the market.

The Cambridge University team is almost ready to make its comeback for the 2011 World Solar Challenge in Australia.

TILTO is a home-built, electrically powered, single-person, self-balancing vehicle.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine believe that they have discovered the optimum dose of pure chemical Psilocybin for positive and long-lasting effects - with minimal risk of suffering a bad trip.