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QNX recently demoed a reference car for its new in-car app platform - a Jeep Wrangler equipped with "CAR 2."

The Nokia Sensing X CHALLENGE is a US$2.25 million global competition intended to stimulate the development of sensors and sensing technology, in order to improve and expand the quality and access to healthcare.

Studying the secrets behind the formidable weapon of the mantis shrimp, a researcher at the University of California, Riverside hopes to develop an innovative, hi-tech material that is one third the weight and thickness of existing body armor.

MS-afflicted volleyball player Brian Light has designed an award-winning walker, that allows disabled people to participate in sports in an upright position.

Yet another recreational marketplace has sprung from nowhere in just three years. The "firehose" ride can now be had from any PWC with a low-cost attachment.

A Japanese artist has built a fully-furnished hotel room around the top to the historic Ghent Sint-Pieters station clock tower in Belgium.

The O-range Connector Vest combines a thin, sleek backpack with a vest.

Scientists have successfully used gallium indium phosphide solar cells to generate electricity underwater.

DARPA awards contract to develop way to make uniforms automatically.

Zoom has detailed the new Q2HD handy video recorder with Mid-Side audio recording technology.

Eades Appliabce Technology’s SousVide Supreme Demi brings sous vide cooking out of the five star restaurant and into the home kitchen.

A team from Harvard University has developed ultra smooth slippery surfaces called SLIPS (Slippery Liquid Porous Surfaces) that prevent ice sheets from developing by allowing even tiny drops of condensation or frost to simply slide off.