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Israeli startup DigiGage has created a display system for elevators that shows images and information moving along with viewers as they go up or down. The system is already being used in several countries, including the US and China.

Horatio Hornblower meets Jean-Luc Picard on the ship’s bridge of 2025 as Finnish applied research organization VTT and Rolls-Royce present their vision of seafaring ten years from now.

As Nico Rossberg and Mercedes celebrate the first win of the 2014 Formula One season, another group of racers is preparing for a new electric race series. Formula E racers will hold their own Grand Prix for the first time this September at the iconic Bird’s Nest Olympic Stadium in Beijing.

Lockheed-Martin's Atlas V launch system is too expensive to compete effectively for commercial missions. So, as part of an effort to reposition its services, LM is now offering a 100 percent money-back or reflight guarantee on Atlas launches.

Of all the things that cause wear, tear and noise on a mountain bike, chain slap is certainly one of the most annoying. While there are things that can be done to minimize it, California-based Cycle Monkey has taken a unique approach – the company has created a chain slap-unfriendly drive train.

By embedding different types of carbon nanotubes into the cellular "power plants" within plants, a team at MIT has boosted plants' ability to capture light energy. The same approach could be used to create plants with environmental monitoring capabilities.

Apple accessory manufacturer Twelve South is looking to give MacBook owners a ye olde world option for protecting their shiny new devices with the Rutledge BookBook.

Gizmag gets a close look at Chris Connor's new DURT mountain bike at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show, which has a frame made from steam-bent, locally-sourced reclaimed wood reinforced with Kevlar.

At first glance, AryaBall looks like a soccer ball and a baseball bat. However, where it gets interesting is when you take the soccer ball apart and find a football, baseball and flying disc tucked inside ... like an outdoor sports version of a nesting doll.

A specially designed robot known as Cubestormer 3 has been used to break the world record for solving a Rubik’s Cube. The robot, which broke the previous record by more than two seconds, is powered by an octa-core Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone.

French architectural firm Multipod Studio recently unveiled a new sustainable house that can be built in four days using only a screwdriver.

Epson is one of many competitors offering Google Glass-like augmented reality spectacles, but now the company is showing off the ability to combine its smart glasses with other wearables.