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Japanese researchers have developed a robot capable of reading aloud from that most ancient of random access mass storage devices - a book.

The Babyglow baby suit is designed to change color when your baby’s temperature rises to a dangerous level.

Yamaha showed the wacky Gen-Ryu hybrid concept bike at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show. Now the 600cc hybrid looks set for production with a launch anticipated at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show. Plenty of details inside

The Base Mate Easy Connect ladder attachment attaches to the base of your existing ladder to provide a wide, strong and supportive base.

Motorola's new Endeavor HX1 headset combines CrystalTalk noise cancellation technology with bone conduction technology to enable users to hear and be heard in extreme wind and noise environments.

The Dulux Weathershield BackPack Roller system makes painting the outside of your house cleaner, easier and up to twice as fast as using a conventional brush.

A highly detailed x-ray imaging technique that has previously been used to look at tumors in breast tissue and cartilage in human knee and ankle joints could be developed into a method for early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease.

Maingear has added some gaming grunt to its line of Home Theater PCs in the form the Axess-HD Gamer, which sports a low profile design with aluminum case and optional OLED Front Panel Display on the outside, and the heart of a gamer on the inside.

A new robotic hand constructed of a polycarbonate skeleton covered by a skin of soft silicone is dextrous and delicate enough to handle sushi.

A team of designers has come up with a bracelet that converts the temperature difference between the skin’s surface and the ambient air into an electrical charge to briefly power a mobile device.

Scientists at the University of Toronto have created a light sensor that uses multi-exciton generation (MEG) and may revolutionize solar cells and digital cameras.

European scientists have developed an astronomical camera that has the speed and sensitivity to overcome atmospheric disturbance.