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MAX is a replica Lotus Seven which can run on vegetable oil, be built by a determined enthusiast for less than USD$10,000 and is the creation of Jack McCornack

Researchers at the University of Southampton have shown it is possible to achieve brain to brain activity by transmitting a series of binary digits from one person to another over the Internet, using nothing but the power of thought.

MIT researchers have proposed a new quantum electron microscope using a mechanical measurement technique that uses electrons to sense objects without ever hitting them, thus avoiding damaging a living sample.

Researchers have developed new software that helps witnesses recreate and recognize suspects using principles borrowed from the fields of optics and genetics instead of relying on sketch artists.

The Dora Links interactive doll gives Dora the Explorer a tech-savvy update, connecting via USB to offer an interactive online experience

Nissan is to unveil a futuristic electric, tandem, tilting four-wheeled "Land Glider" concept at Tokyo Motor Show. The Land Glider tilts like a motorcycle when it corners, has non-contact battery charging and unlike a motorcycle, has steer-by-wire.

Alfra Vico's Marino 52 will feature a 360-degree view from the captain's helm, top-notch kitchen and bathroom facilities, and all the functional features of a modern-day watercraft.

The Finger Hinge is a unique door-hinge product that prevents fingers from being caught between door and door jamb.

This fascinating clip shows how Austrian composer Peter Ablinger has programmed a mechanically-actuated piano to reproduce recorded human speech. And yes, you can somehow understand it.

POC’s Spine Ergo Flow is a lightweight armor for cyclists that is designed to decrease the likelihood of sustaining a serious spinal injury in the event of an accident.

The U.S. Government has put out a call for ideas to solve the problem of orbiting space debris - before someone gets seriously hurt.

Nuclear batteries have an extremely long life and high energy density compared to chemical batteries. Unfortunately, they are also very large and heavy. But researchers have developed a nuclear battery that is the size and thickness of a penny.