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Body-worn devices developed by Toumaz Sensium have been used to wirelessly monitor the health of a record-breaking Transantarctic expedition team, providing unique insight into physical effects of sub-zero conditions.

Hyundai has completed development of its Tucson ix Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) and aims to start mass production of the vehicle in 2015.

Members of the Virtopsy research project at the Institute of Forensic Medicine at the University of Bern in Switzerland have developed a functional prototype using Kinect that provides users with a hands-free way to review radiological images.

A new technology called "video DNA matching" is able to identify pirated movies, based on a code created by a film's visual content.

A pathology platform has been developed that is about as big as a credit card, uses magnetic nanoparticles and takes about an hour from needle to diagnosis.

Chinese scientists have developed an acoustic rectifier that forces sound waves to travel in only one direction, reducing interference and improving the quality of ultrasound images.

Iain Sinclair’s Poco PRO is a credit card-sized camera that can capture 14-megapixel stills and full 1080p video.

Scientists have just announced the development of a prototype device that could lead to technology capable of sequencing a human genome within minutes, at a cost of just a few dollars.

Pioneer has announced that it's started shipping the world's first optical personal computer drive capable of reading and writing to the new BDXL Blu-ray format.

LiteLocker is an outdoor Christmas lighting system, in which the lights fold up behind a protective cover when not in use.

UK-based GEAR4, a company better known for its iPod and iPhone audio docks, today announced the U.S. availability of its UnityRemote that turns an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad into a universal remote control.

Ford's SYNC AppLink, which will allow drivers to control smartphone apps through their vehicle's SYNC system, will debut on the 2011 Ford Fiesta.