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At the Pioneer 09 science show in London last week researchers unveiled a mock-up of a virtual reality headset designed to stimulate not just sight and hearing, but all five senses.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has teamed up with engineers from the private sector to develop a next-generation space toilet that is designed to be worn like a diaper.

Dell's Latitude E6400 XFR features improved ballistic armor, higher drop specifications and improved water and dust protection.

Green energy comes in many guises these days, from wind-power to wave-power. One of the more compelling of the new kids on the eco-energy block is salinity power, which uses the concurrence of salt-water and freshwater in estuaries and marries it with the natural, effortless process of osmosis.

An international team of scientists have discovered a novel one dimensional ice chain structure built from pentagons that may prove to be a step toward the development of new materials, which can be used to seed clouds and cause rain.

The Baylis Eco Media Player revolution is a portable media device that can be powered up by hand using its inbuilt windup system.

March 11, 2009 Brazilian Honda subsidiary Moto Honda da Amazonia Ltda.(HDA) has begun sales of the CG150 TITAN MIX, the first motorcycle in the world to be e

French speaker maufacturer Cabasse has unveiled their latest system - the Eole 2.

The Kalorik wine cooler is a dual wine cooler with wireless probes for optimum drinking temperature.

While World Rally Championship cars travel at incredible speed on ice covered roads using studded tires, something with a little more surface area is needed for an Arctic Off-Road vehicle. Taking cues off four track snowmobiles Norwegian designer Anders Gloslie designed the FROST as a concept propos

Putting idle servers to sleep when they're not in use is part of University of Michigan researchers' plan to save up to 75 percent of the energy that power-hungry computer data centers consume.

Lockheed Martin has unveiled the Human Universal Load Carrier (HULC™) exoskeleton at the AUSA Symposium which is capable of moving in concert with the wearer and lifting loads of up to 200lb's.