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Parkinson's patients who experience voice and speech impairment can overcome this symptom by using newly developed technology made up of a sound recording resembling the chatter of a busy restaurant to help increase volume and speech clarity.

Meet the 2009 finalists in the Electrolux Design Lab competition and an overview of their submissions.

Mercedes-Benz is launching the world’s first series-produced fuel cell car: the new B-Class F-CELL. It has zero emissions, a range of 400km, takes three minutes to refuel with hydrogen and consumes the equivalent of 3.3 liters of diesel per 100km.

A see-through gas bottle that shows exactly how much gas is left and when it needs replacing or refilling is a godsend for every red-faced backyard cook and forklift truck driver.

Three teams will be competing this October in the Grumman Lunar Lander competition

Samsung is laying claim to the slimmest and lightest DivX compatible portable multimedia player with its R1 ‘beat’ media player, which lets users play content without the time wasting step of converting files.

By assessing the many factors that affect astronomy, such as cloud cover, temperature, sky-brightness, water vapor, wind speeds and atmospheric turbulence, researchers have found what they say could be the coldest, driest, calmest place on Earth.

Acer have released the Veriton Z280G All-In-One PC, with space and energy saving features.

In this 10-minute video, Eric Giler powers a TV and charges three different mobile phones using wireless electricity transmission at 2009's TEDGlobal. Wireless power seems to be very close to becoming a commercial reality.

Four very lucky men had their dreams come true when they won a competition to help design the ultimate red-blooded man’s recreational vehicle (RV).

Peanut allergies are very common - roughly one in every 200 children will suffer from a reaction, and peanuts are the leading cause of food-related deaths. So it's good to hear that researchers may have discovered a cure for peanut allergies.

The unlikely star of the Caravan Salon Dusseldorf, which opened yesterday, was Romanian auto manufacturer Renault Dacia which exhibited an ingenious motorhome for 3-4 people with an anticipated price tag of EUR15,000 when it goes on sale in 2010.