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The Water Building resort may be the first building in the world that can convert air into pure water, using an innovative generator and solar power.

A Canadian research team led by Dr. Nazar may have found a cheap, easy way to produce light and highly efficient rechargeable batteries.

Western Digital has announced a dual-drive, 4TB version of its My Book external hard drive.

In an exclusive audio interview, we speak to Jeremy Cleland, in charge of the Mission One team at the world's first electric motorcycle roadrace, the Isle of Man TTXGP.

Cisco’s PVC300 Pan Tilt Optical Zoom Internet Camera is designed for small companies who want to keep a watchful eye on their employees and business property.

The Archerfish Mobile Video Intelligence surveillance system alerts you via a mobile device, email or portal by text or video only when certain “events” occur, which you define.

The Pool-Mate swimming computer not only calculates laps completed but also speed, distance, calories and efficiency in the pool.

RoBe:Do’s third robot, aptly named “Three”, comes fully assembled and ready and waiting for you to add the netbook of your choice to act as the robot’s brain.

Researchers in the UK are working at turning newly developed imaging technology into an intelligent harvesting machine.

Using a modified microbial fuel cell, an international team of researchers has proven a process that cleans wastewater can also remove 90 percent of salt from brackish water or seawater while generating electricity.

Renewable energy technology company, Entech Solar, has completed a preliminary design review and prototype of its next-generation concentrating solar product that delivers four to five times the amount of energy compared to traditional systems.

The Spooklight is a combination turn/brake light for cyclists that uses a 3-axis accelerator sensor to activate the red LED brake light when slowing down and a touch-sensitive panel to trigger the left or right orange turn signals.