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Lockheed Martin has integrated a prototype two-way video data link into the Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod, providing it with roughly twice the data range of any other fielded targeting pod.

Gravia uses a slowly sinking weight to charge 10 high-output LEDs, which fire into the acrylic lens and create a diffuse light output of 600-800 lumens, roughly equal to a 40-watt incandescent bulb.

Two legendary reborn Italian brands are about to coincide, as Fiat's 500 ultra-compact towncar gets the juice-up treatment from the company's official Abarth race/rally division.

The soon-to-be-launched Waveboat is part of an emerging trend of using the PWC as a dockable powerplant for a larger craft, significantly extending versatility and recreational options.

Logitech has unveiled their Driving Force GT Wheel - the official force-feedback wheel of Gran Turismo 5 Prologue for the PlayStation 3.

Construction has begun on an integrated cellulose and starch ethanol commercial demonstration facility in Montana which will utilize non-food ethanol feedstocks in combination with a variety of traditional starch and sugar sources.

Pepsi has announced it will create America’s largest Ferris wheel in New Jersey. The 287-foot-tall structure will take 25 minutes to complete a single revolution and carry up to 20 visitors in each of its 26 glass pods.

The Computer-Human Interface has a new heavyweight contender - brain computer interface technology pioneer Emotiv Systems will have its EPOC neuroheadset to market before Christmas 2008.

Plans have been unveiled for a whopping 280 megawatt solar power facility in Phoenix, Arizona, making it one of the world’s largest.

Mtron has developed a 1.8 inch ZIF-type SSD for laptop PCs. The shock-resistant 128GB SSD has no noise, low power-consumption and a maximum reading speed of 120MB/s and writing speed of 100MB/s.

Once prey to an industry that hunted them almost to extinction, whales today face a new threat – violent encounters with ships and pleasure craft. French biologist Michel André has pioneered a groundbreaking solution. Julian Cribb reports.

MusicReader has released new sheet music software that simplifies the task of reading music while performing for individuals, ensembles and orchestras.