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The Gyrowheel is a new spin on the old training wheels that help kids learn to ride a bike.

A mechanical KERS system fitted to a bus has demonstrated more than 30 percent fuel saving over the London bus test cycle, yet can package around an existing transmission at less cost than an electrical solution.

The Cruzbike Silvio is a recumbent bicycle that aims to alleviate health problems associated with traditional bicycle design while offering compatibility with road bike parts.

Michael Bennett-Levy talks to Gizmag about the much sought after Teleavia type P111, a rare high-def 1958 television by Citroën DS designer Flaminio Bertroni.

Activelink, a Kyoto-based subsidiary of Panasonic, is developing an exoskeleton suit inspired by the ‘Power Loader’ suit seen in the science-fiction movie Aliens that gives its wearer super-human strength.

We like designs which allow multiple uses, particularly in a motor vehicle where it can double the value. The SpaceCamper includes everything a much larger camper offers, and the layout can be easily reconfigured for use in multiple roles.

The wn-2 watch emulates the rotation of the Earth and a view from space.

Nissan's EPORO robot car prototypes are programmed to think and act like a school of fish to avoid collision.

Toshiba has upped the ante in TV technology by unveiling its flagship model, the Cell Regza 55X1. This new 55-inch LED unit has the TV junkie in mind with many features not seen before, including the ability to record up to eight channels at once.

The Pioneer Electronics BDR-205 Blu-ray Disc Computer Writer is the industry’s first and fastest model to feature up to 12x write speed for single and dual-layer Blu-ray disc.

EGNOS, a free to access satellite based augmentation system (SBAS) that improves the accuracy of current Global Positioning System (GPS) signals in Europe from about ten meters to two meters is now operational.

The Powermat range of wireless charging products we first spied at CES 2009 are now available for purchase.