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In developing nations and other places, medical cadavers are in short supply. A team from Australia's Monash University, however, has developed what could be the next-best thing – highly-realistic 3D-printed cadaver body parts.

Airbus has announced the launch of the A330-800neo and the A330-900neo, which Airbus says use the new Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engine to make them the most cost-efficient wide-body aircraft on the market with 14 percent better fuel consumption per passenger seat compared to today's A330.

The results are finally in for this year's European Solar Decathlon competition. Gizmag was in Paris over the weekend to take a closer look at the prototype sustainable houses.

As its name tips off, the Revolver 44GT aims at being a speedy but comfortable grand tourer of the seas. Its sports car-inspired design and seamless convertible hard-top make it the most sports car-like boat we've seen.

The accuracy of snipers is often dictated by wind, rain dust and not to mention, targets constantly on the move. As it turns out, over the last few months DARPA has been conducting live-fire tests of guided .50 caliber bullets, a development that could further improve accuracy for military snipers.

Architects Pitman Tozer have built a 7-story housing block in Mint Street, in east London, that combines market-rate and subsidized apartments in a modern, efficient building located only 12 meters from a busy railway viaduct, with some great, intermittent views.

Misfit and Beddit have joined forces to offer a more advance sleep monitor solution. Called the Misfit Beddit Sleep System, it is an ultra-thin sensor that the user places between the sheets and mattress. Data captured is sent via Bluetooth to a mobile device to be analyzed by the Misfit app.

When Dr. Thomas Povey was on a mountaineering trip, he became acutely aware of how much fuel was required to boil water using his conventional cookware. This inspired him to develop a new type of cooking pan, that would make better use of available heat. The result is the "finned" Flare Pan.

FingerReader is a 3D-printed device that is worn as a ring on the index finger and uses a built-in camera and haptic actuators to read aloud as the user traces the printed words. The researchers say the ring could also be used to pronounce words in other languages and teach children how to read.

The rise of 3D printing means, among other things, that you'll never again have to settle for a sex toy that doesn't hit all the right spots. This fun, and exceptionally geeky, website lets you use bezier curves and other fun parameters to build your own perfect fit.

Gizmag compares the features and specs of some the best tablets that you can buy today, including the latest iPads, Galaxy Tabs and Kindle Fires.

Modern technology has given us many ways of delegating menial tasks to automatic equipment and robots, freeing up more time. The latest automated housework companion is multifunctional, helping you complete two tasks that few relish: shoveling snow and mowing the lawn.