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Photography

Slow motion weapon: Phantom Flex camera shoots full HD at 2,800 frames per second

High-speed photography specialist Vision Research has unleashed its next-gen video camera - the Phantom Flex.
Automotive

Citroën Metropolis plug-in hybrid limousine concept

Citroën’s international design team has created the Metropolis plug-in hybrid-limousine concept for the Shanghai World Fair.
Automotive

Mercedes' refined and practical Shooting Break Concept

Mercedes is to show a four-door coupe concept car at the world's most important motor show, Auto China 2010. Dubbed the “Shooting Break Concept”, it's part Estate Car and part sports car with extra luggage.
Technology

Tiny Panoptes technology holds promise for military surveillance and iris recognition

Researchers are developing new miniature camera technology and iris an recognition application to aid the military and security personnel to track and identify subjects.
Technology

Chobi Cam is the new king of miniature cameras

Chobi Cam is an eraser-size camera for your keychain
Mobile Technology

Garmin announces nüvi 3700 series personal navigators

Garmin has announced slick new additions to its nüvi line of personal navigation devices.
Marine

Austal 102 Trimaran nears completion

After first leaving terra firma in December 2009, Austal's next-gen 102-meter trimaran is now nearing completion.
Environment

Mother Earth's favorite timepiece - the Sprout watch

Sprout watches are made with low-impact, sustainable, biodegradable materials, and are 80-86% eco-friendly by weight.
Computing

Old meets new in Steampunk Organ Command Desk

Bruce and Melanie Rosenbaum's latest Steampunk creation is the Victorian Organ Command Desk
Around The Home

Attach-a-tag is a simple, swift solution for labeling clothes

The Attach-a-tag is a revolutionary way to deal with labeling clothing - just a push and a twist and it's done.
Environment

ONR’s microbial fuel cell generates electricity from mud

The Office of Naval Research (ONR) has developed a microbial fuel cell that could revolutionize naval energy use by converting decomposed marine organisms into electricity.
Good Thinking

MIT Technology Review names 10 technologies that will change the World

Which of today's fledgling technologies will have a fundamental impact on the way we live our lives in the future?

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