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The Sony Alpha A5100 is a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera which packs many of the features from the higher-end A6000 into a smaller and more affordable package. It boasts a 24.3-megapixel APS-C sensor, a Fast Hybrid AF system, and built-in Wi-Fi.

LG will be taking three new monitors to this year's IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, Germany, next month. First up is a 34-inch UltraWide UC97 monitor, then there's a 31-inch Digital Cinema 4K monitor, and finally a 24-inch gaming monitor.

To avoid armies of tomorrow having to pay for tanks that are land-going battleships, DARPA’s Ground X-Vehicle Technology (GXV-T) program aims to develop lighter, more agile successors to the tank that protect themselves with more than ever-thicker walls of steel.

A new technique pioneered by a team of scientists from the University of Texas, Arlington, may hold the key to detecting moons orbiting distant exoplanets, a feat which is currently beyond the grasp of modern astronomy.

Researchers at the University of Sheffield, UK have built a spray-on solar cell that uses perovskite as the light-absorbing layer. Although the cell's efficiency is only 11 percent, it can be manufactured very cheaply, paving the way for reductions in the cost of large-scale solar panel production.

At the start of its third year on the Red Planet, NASA’s Curiosity rover was slated to head for the "Pahrump Hills" for its fourth rock drilling exercise, but after encountering unexpectedly hazardous terrain, it’s making a detour to a similar site called "Bonanza King" to carry on its mission.

Tired of the waiter ignoring you? Perhaps you want to know a bit more about the dishes, such as how they're made and what's in them? Well, the Interactive Restaurant Technology (IRT) system might be for you. It replaces human waiters and paper menus with multitouch tables.

The AirEnergy3D is an open source, 3D-printed, portable wind turbine prototype whose creators claim will be able to generate up to 300 W of power. Designed to be easily assembled and disassembled without tools, the device is intended to be transported in a backpack.

Move over, Tony Stark; the US Navy is going Iron Man. The National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS) has ordered a pair of Fortis exoskeletons from Lockheed Martin for testing and evaluation.

Explore Mars, Inc., a private organization made up of technologists and former NASA engineers, wants to look for signs of any present life on Mars not by scratching about on the surface, but by dropping supersonic lances on the planet that will penetrate deep into the Martian soil.

To show that unmanned aircraft can work in this hectic environment alongside manned ones, the US Navy has successfully set its X-47B UCAV to carry out landing and deck maneuvers aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) in concert with an F/A-18 fighter.

The tiny house movement is as much about lifestyle as it is size of dwelling. Simplicity and efficiency are key characteristics of such a house. Not only is Stereotank's Taku-Tanku very small, it has few components, can be easily assembled, and even towed by a bicycle.