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The Kymera Magic Wand universal remote control enables budding magicians to control their magical picture box or other piece of remote controllable electronic wizardry with a flourish of the wrist.

Researchers from Uppsala University, Sweden, have found a way to turn a local environmental disaster into a clean energy source.

A U.S. entrepreneur, after watching his sister's terminal cancer battle, has developed a system that allows doctors to cut tumors off from their blood flow, and inject chemotherapy drugs directly into the isolated tumour, reducing side effects.

Navigon has unveiled their 24 series of personal navigation that continues to guide the pedestrian after they leave the car

VW rocked the first day of the Frankfurt Motor Show with a carbon fibre, half width, 1-litre hybrid electric diesel tandem named the L1. When it goes into production in 2013, it will have a consumption of 1.38 l/100 km.

The Chinese government has announced its intention to construct a 2-gigawatt solar power plant in Ordos City, Inner Mongolia.

Dyson DC31 has a 10-minute battery life and a digital V2 motor that delivers constant, strong suction ideal for small cleaning tasks around the home or in a car, boat or caravan. Dyson has released two hand-held models, the DC31 and the DC31 Animal.

Metaklett is hook-and-loop ("Velcro") made from steel and can support up to 35 metric tons and withstand temperatures to 800 degrees Celsius.

The EDAG Light Car – Open Source features all-new materials, power train, lighting and operation concepts that EDAG hopes will highlight its claims of being an all-round partner to the mobility industry.

‘Taizo’ is a humanoid robot with 26 degrees of freedom that is designed to lead the elderly in physical exercises.

If you want to know much, much more about DivX Plus HD, click through for the video of Tim Hanlon talking to DivX at IFA.

One of the most visually distinctive cars on show at Frankfurt on the opening day of the world’s most important car show was Peugeot’s BB1 concept, a car just 2.5 metres long yet capable of seating four people