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The Crosley Revolution portable turntable can play both singles and albums, pair wirelessly with any FM radio, and convert vinyl records to MP3s.

British scientists are experimenting with adding driving sounds to an electric vehicle, to make it safer around pedestrians.

The winner of Electrolux Design Lab 2010 is Peter Alwin from the National Institute of Design in India for his entry, The Snail – a portable heating and cooking device.

A new titanium-based foam could be used to replace injured bones.

A new "variotronic" double lens helmet visor can be electronically switched from light to dark by pressing a button and it can even be switched to automatic mode, where the lens is controlled directly by an integrated photo cell.

More than 500 years after Leonardo da Vinci sketched the first human-powered ornithopter in 1485, a team from the University of Toronto have made aviation history by achieving a world record sustained flight in a human-powered ornithopter.

Inspired by the gecko’s ability to stick to any kind of surface and easily un-stick itself, engineers have developed a new reversible adhesion stamp that can print an array of electronic devices and onto a diverse range of surfaces.

The iBGStar is a blood glucose meter attaches to an iPhone/iPod touch that allows users to view and analyze readings in ‘real time’ using the iBGStar Diabetes Manager App.

The MyFord Touch system allows drivers to control vehicle functions via vocal prompts, touchscreen, or 5-way buttons.

Lotus will roll-out of the Elite production prototype at the Paris Motor Show later this month.

German-based company, Sensosolutions, has come up with a compact way to measure the level of golf club grip pressure in the form of the SensoGlove, the world’s first digital golf glove.

Dancing robotic swan delivers an emotionally-stirring performance.