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Known for an array of intelligent machines from home helpers to military aides, iRobot has just announced an upgrade to its PackBot with the addition of a Mapping Kit.

The latest installment of Project Gotham Racing adds motorcycles such as BMW's K 1200 R naked roadster to the usual collection of iconic four wheeled vehicles.

The Ecosse Titanium Series features a 200+-horsepower 2150cc v-twin engine, the world's first full titanium frame and a list of extras as long as your arm. Oh, and it costs USD$275,000.

Dell has announced the lightweight Latitude XT tablet PC – a 12.1-inch convertible tablet with pen and capacitive touch capability that weighs in at under four pounds and is just an inch thick.

Commuters aren't the only ones set to benefit from the coming revolution in zero-emissions transport with all-electric light trucks like the low-speed MILES ZX40ST offering a viable, eco-friendly and cost-effective al

adidas and Cairos Technologies have unveiled "the most accurate football ever produced" - a combination of new technologies designed to assist the referee’s decision in determining when and if the ball has crossed the goal line.

COWON’s new A3 portable multimedia player can record directly from external A/V devices and offers high-definition video decoding for viewing on the unit’s 4-inch widescreen TFT LCD display.

NVIDIA have announced their new 3-way SLI (Series Link Interface) system, designed to eat system-melting games like Crysis for breakfast by allowing three GeForce cards to be used in one PC.

Hunton Energy has announced plans to build and operate a Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG) plant at Dow’s Oyster Creek Facility on the Texas Gulf Coast which will capture 100 percent of its own CO2 emissions, using turbines to produce additional power from its byproduct steam.

A group of European scientists are working on some very interesting technology that uses acoustic wave reading to take a wall, table, or floor and turn it into a musical instrument, a touchpad, a keyboard or a tablet-style interface.

The sunshine-rich state of Nevada is set to be home to a new, 130,000-square-foot, highly automated manufacturing and distribution center for solar thermal power systems.

Online mobile service, Qipit, converts photographs of documents taken on a camera phone into high contrast, easy-to-read digital copies that can then be stored or shared online.