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It's a fully functional speedboat that'll scream along the surface at up to 50mph, but at the touch of a button it submerges and becomes an open-top electric submarine. Awesome.

NASA has dropped a small helicopter 35ft to test a new airbag system it hopes will lessen the destructive force of a crash.

The Spira three-wheeler is a unique vehicle. It's one of the finalists in the Automotive X-Prize but its frugal fuel consumption and low emissions are only part

Dynario, a portable fuel cell power generator recently launched by Toshiba Corporation, weighs just 280 grams, measures only 15cm wide x 2.1cm deep x 7.45cm high and can produce enough power in 20 seconds to charge two mobile phones.

Researchers at Philips have developed pixel manipulation technology that could see the whole surface of devices being painted according to the user's mood or ambient colorscapes being applied to windows, walls or rooms.

The Hanvon CVJB-G107 Face Recognition Time Attendance System and Access Door Lock system keeps out unwanted guests and could be the one accessory your high-tech home is missing.

The Robotic Weapon or SWAT BOT is a Mil-Sim A5 paintball gun mounted to a brushless, 4WD, RC vehicle that can fire up to 20 shots per second and travel at speeds in excess of 50mph.

Software designer Boris Smus has taken thigh slapping high-tech with his Ubiquitous Drum Pant DIY project that turns an ordinary pair of jeans into a drum kit.

The Volvo S60 (which is due to be released in 2010) has a Collision Warning with Full Auto Brake feature which detects pedestrians in front of the vehicle and automatically applies the brakes if the driver fails to do so quickly enough.

A Zircotec ceramic coating acts as a heat shield on street bike exhausts to protect soft luggage and passengers from the hot pipes.

Kepler Motors has unveiled its 800hp Motion supercar. This unique AWD vehicle can reach 60mph under 2.5 seconds with a top speed more than 200mph. Only 50 will be (hand) built.

Nanotechnology promises to revolutionize practically every area of human endeavor. Already products containing nanoparticles are lining supermarket shelves, but the big question is, are they safe?