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iShuu Tech's Volvorii Timeless shoes aim to continue the trend of bringing E Ink technology to fashion, integrating a user-customizable, flexible panel into a pair of high heels. The product is currently seeking support through a crowdfunding campaign.

In just the past couple of years, we've heard about a number of keyless Bluetooth bike locks. Now, the Kadalock has appeared on our radar. It differs from the others in that it's a cable lock, and it mounts on the user's existing water bottle cage.

A new pocket-sized wearable device may make walking much safer for people with visual impairments. It beeps to warn of impending collisions as wearers approach obstacles so that they have time to step aside or reorient.

Mercedes has given its ML-Class SUV a thorough reworking, with sharper styling, more efficient engines and a brand-new name. The new GLE is the first Mercedes SUV to be offered with a plug-in hybrid option, pitting it against BMW’s recently released X5 xDrive40e and Volvo’s stylish XC90 T8 Hybrid.

A team of researchers from MIT, Pennsylvania State University and Carnegie Mellon University has announced key improvements to its acoustic wave-harnessing cell sorting method. The device is now able to obtain accurate results from a patient sample in as little as five hours.

LG Innotek has announced that it's started production on the widest aperture camera the company has ever produced. The 16 MP f/1.8 module will feature in the company's upcoming LG G4 flagship smartphone, scheduled to be announced later this month.

Back in February, Rolls-Royce announced its plans to manufacture "a vehicle that can cross any terrain." While we're still waiting to see what that vehicle will look like, the automaker has provided photos of the "engineering mule" that it's using to develop the all-wheel drive suspension system.

Researchers from Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology have created a light-blocking facade for plate glass windows that only kicks in when exposed to strong sunlight ... and it's powered by that sunlight, too.

As the Apple Watch goes up for pre-order (and in-store showings) around the world, perhaps you're wondering if any of the existing smartwatches are worth a look? We've been following this space closely for the last couple of years, and have rounded up the best of the pre-Apple Watch smartwatches.

A new breakthrough by IBM Research and Fuji Film has produced a low-cost particulate magnetic tape with a record density of 123 billion bits of uncompressed data per square inch, which represents 88 times more capacity than 2012's LTO-6 tape cartridge.

Scientists from the University of Toronto have conducted research into how breast tissue regeneration is regulated, working with the mammary glands of genetically modified mice. The findings suggest that development of the tissue could be manipulated to avoid the effects of aging.

Airliner cabins can get pretty germy. They're packed full of people from all over the world, who spend hours doing things like coughing and sneezing. It was with this in mind that the GermFalcon was created. It's a robot that kills germs on planes, using ultraviolet light.