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January 28, 2009 Crestron has released a new range of occupancy sensors to enhance the functionality of its Green Light™ environmental controls, further reducing energy usage. The sensors have built-in microprocessors and photocells which cont

February 12, 2009 Just a few weeks back, we wrote about an exhibition celebrating the Blancpain 50 fathoms watch , one of the most desirable technological boys

February 15, 2009 The Tweel is an non-pneumatic Tire/WhEEL combo which offers an idiot-proof, no-maintenance, easily-retreadable tire for consumers and the h

Times are changing fast in the video industry! JVC's latest shoulder-supported pro camcorder, the GY-HM700, is the first to store files on inexpensive SDHC memory cards

Post-swim shrinkage of the male genitals is a problem that has occupied some of the great minds of our time. "Budgie sm

Solar powered devices aren’t new, but English student Emily Cummins has developed an eco-friendly, sustainable fridge based on a simple principle: it uses the sun’s rays to evaporate water, which in turn keeps the contents cool.

Those of you who (like us) have followed the development of Honda's ASIMO humanoid robot might be interested in a new "Inside ASIMO" feature now available on the bipedal bot's website.

The song you're about to hear will probably never win a Grammy, but it was recorded entirely on an iPhone using only the equipment that came with the phone - and one very nifty application.

February 12, 2009 With Mother Nature currently demonstrating unprecedented wildfire power in the Australian state of Victoria, cost-efficient firefighting so

SanDisk and Toshiba have announced breakthroughs in multi-bit-per-cell technology for NAND Flash memories that will bring advances in chip densities and cost savings to next generation devices ranging from memory cards to Solid State Drives (SSD).

February 14, 2009 The Porsche Panamera is quite unlike any sports car that has been before it in that it was conceived to offer equal comfort and luxury for fo

The cactus-inspired design for the new Minister of Municipal Affairs & Agriculture (MMAA) building in Qatar is a great example of biomimicry, a new discipline that studies nature’s best ideas and then imitates these designs and processes to solve human problems.