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Sogno is a full-body massage chair that uses infra-red scanning to identify shiatsu acupressure points on your body and then provides a massage which feels like you’re being pummeled and manipulated by a real masseuse.

Fisher Price has developed a kid's digital camera designed for little hands that is durable and drop resistant and features a built-in automatic flash and an 8MB of built-in memory.

Strix Systems hasreleased the Integrated Wireless Video Surveillance System (IWVS)- an integrated outdoor surveillance system specifically designed to deliver high quality IP video footage over wireless/WiFi mesh networks.

Almost thirty feet (9 meters) long, ten feet (3 meters) high and weighing as much as a school bus, the name emblazoned along the side of this menacing two-wheeled beast says it all - it's the "Monster Motorbike from Hell".

Intel has announced it will purchase more than 1.3 billion kilowatt hours a year of renewable energy certificates, making it the single-largest corporate purchaser of green power in the US.

Since its July 2007 launch, more than 70 patients worldwide have been fitted with the i-LIMB - the world’s first commercially available bionic hand.

Mitsubishi Motors has released these sketches of its turbocharged, 4-cylinder Lancer Prototype-S sports hatchback concept ahead

The Boeing KC-767 tanker aircraft has successfully transferred fuel to an F-15E at night – a world first manoeuvre for that model.

In the latest news from the IKEA affordable housing project in the UK, the first BoKlok display home has been unveiled in Gateshead.

In an unusual move for a sporting motorcycle design engineer, Eric Buell has turned his eclectic eye to faster frets and pumping pickups for a brand new custom Peavey electric guitar, the MS-1.

The timetable has been set for September's Formula 1(TM) Singapore Grand Prix, the first ever Grand Prix to be held at night.

With the global robotics market expected to significantly expand over the next five years, the College of Computing at Georgia Tech has announced that it will now offer the first interdisciplinary doctoral degree in robotics in the US.