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We've already seen a number of systems designed to alert blind users to objects in their path, using cues such as audio tones or vibrations. The "Proximity Hat," however, applies pressure to the wearer's head, in the direction of the obstacle.​

The recent ISPO 2016 show brought a new skiable snowshoe design to light, and though the all-new Crossblades probably won't shake up winter sports, they should make for a convincing mix of climbing and descending.

Master Lock's new Bluetooth-enabled smart padlocks aim to make forgotten combinations or lost keys a thing of the past. Paired with the Master Lock Vault app, the new line of locks improves security, simplifies sharing and even sends out tamper alerts.​

Hyundai's Tuscon Fuel Cell has unofficially set the first land speed record for production fuel cell SUVs. The Tucson achieved a top speed of 94.6 mph (152.2 km/h) during runs at the Soggy Dry Lake Bed in Southern California.​

Have you ever wondered how many people walk past your shop? Or drive past your adverts? A new device is aimed at giving people that information, which might otherwise remain inaccessible. The Placemeter Sensor sticks to the inside of a window and counts people, vehicles, bicycles and more.

A picture is worth a thousand words, so the saying goes, but LifePrint's photos could be worth a few more. The company has launched a wireless portable printer and companion app, designed to print and share photos enhanced with augmented reality technology.

Boeing has completed the detailed design of the 787-10. Major assembly work on the widebody, long-range Dreamliner is​ slated for next year, with the first flight scheduled for 2017 and deliveries to begin in 2018.​

When Vincent was found abandoned as a kitten, he had no hind legs below what would be considered his shinbones. But thanks to the kindness of strangers, some titanium implants​ and the skills of a veterinary orthopedic surgeon, Vincent can now walk on all fours.

McLaren says that it wanted to peer into the future and “imagine the art of the impossible.” In doing so, the company’s design team has created the McLaren MP4-X Formula One race car. This is a sleek, powerful ride that makes the current crop of tech used in F1 racing look primitive.

Lightweight, foldable, and strong sheets of "power paper" have been created by scientists that can store significant amounts of electric charge and may one day provide ultra-thin electricity storage for modern devices.

​If you've got a 3-inch-diameter pipe to inspect, chances are you're not going to try crawling in there yourself. At the recent IREX 2015 show in Japan, however, we spied a robot designed to do just that.

Having debuted the lightweight S-FR concept​ at this year's Tokyo Motor Show, Toyota has turned to in-house racing company Gazoo to pump up its styling ahead of Tokyo Auto Salon 2016 next month, further raising speculation this concept could make the jump to production.