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The NKD Aqua Pod champions the health and environmental benefits of reusable water bottles, but attempts to target the luxury bottled water market by claiming to replicate water sourced from mountain springs.

Although the technological advances and proliferation of drones has accelerated over the past decade, 2013 was the year that the technology really entered the public consciousness. So let’s have a look back at Gizmag’s pick of the top drone stories of 2013.

TokyoFlash is a supplier of limited-edition LCD and LED watches that have joyfully substituted the conventional clock hands and dull numerals for exotic displays featuring counter-intuitive ideograms. Its new Kisai Spider Acetate watch has arguably set a new standard for inscrutability.

The BioPen is a handheld device designed to let surgeons "draw" live cells and growth factors directly onto the site of an injury to help accelerate the regeneration of functional bone and cartilage.

Ducati's resident historian Livio Lodi takes us on a tour of the Ducati Factory near Bologna, Italy, talking us through the production of the 1199 Panigale superbike and showing us the techniques Ducati has used to vastly improve its efficiency, output and reliability.

If you want to have a starship captain’s view of flying past the Earth, then NASA is happy to oblige. This week, the space agency released a video made of images taken by the Juno space probe as it shot past our planet last October.

The Echo Smart Running Watch from Magellan streams performance statistics from your fitness application to your wrist in real-time, leaving your phone in your pocket and your eyes on the road ahead.

If you’ve been waiting for a food replicator in your kitchen, the Foodini 3D food printer might be the closest approximation. Once you provide it the ingredients, it automates and customizes food prep by shaping raviolis, decorating cookies, or even making a hamburger from scratch.

There are any number of cases promising to protect a smartphone from drops, bumps and scrapes, but an idea floated by Honda in a video promoting its new line of small cars adds airbags to the list of potential smartphone protection options.

X-ray machines are all large devices that can only image hard structures such as bone ... right? Well, no, not all of them. An experimental new system is small enough to be considered portable, doesn't expose patients to as much radiation, and can image soft tissues in minute detail.

DrumPants uses a control box and strips with velocity sensors that can be concealed underneath any piece of clothing, so you can walk down the street in your own clothes and play a beat just by rhythmically tapping your own body.

The SOAK concept is a shipping container-based bathhouse which aims to remove the guilt from having a communal soak thanks to its use of renewable energy sources.