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Join us as we take a look at seven of the very worst video games controllers ever made. And there isn't an N64 controller in sight …

In an effort to continue to improve upon the Vespa line, Piaggio recently replaced its Vespa LX and S models with the upgraded Primavera and Sprint, both of which now get the company's i-Get engine introduced in the Piaggio Medley in 2015.​

Lampuga, the maker of one of the world's fastest electric surfboards, now makes it easier to get out onto the water and motor your way to fast-paced thrills. Its Air board is an inflatable jet-drive surfboard designed to pack small and ride fast.

Propel RC has announced a line of Star Wars “Battling Quad” drones, including the Speeder Bike, Tie Advanced X1, X-Wing Starfighter and of course, the Millennium Falcon. Each hand-painted model can get up to 40 km/h (25 mph) and comes equipped with lasers for dogfights with other pilots.

With a garage full of hypercars and a helicopter in the hangar, the next logical step is to get into the superyacht game. Should it see the light of day, this Hareide Design Concept could be the yacht to fill that multi-million dollar floating hole in your life.

The ambitious Square Kilometer Array​ (SKA) project has started to bear fruit. Despite being only a quarter of its final size, the partially completed MeerKAT radio telescope in the Karoo region in South Africa ​has already delivered a fresh perspective on the cosmos.

Robotic cooking aids are gaining traction in the modern kitchen, but the team behind Obi has a goal more noble than just cooking up a gourmet storm. This little robot arm is designed to empower people afflicted with physical disabilities, giving them back the dignity of feeding themselves.

Kinsa has launched an Elmo-branded version of its smart ear thermometer which it hopes will make taking the temperature of ill kids easier. An app for the new thermometer will feature the voice of the Sesame Street character delivering temperature readings and telling kids to feel better soon.

Architecture projects don't need to be expensive or technologically advanced to show ingenuity, as evidenced by Dutch firm Shau. Its recently-completed Microlibrary, which serves Bandung in Indonesia, comprises a facade made from used ice cream tubs to increase ventilation.

A team of researchers from Tufts University has taken flexible electronics to their next logical step, embedding them in sutures that can monitor the body from the site of the stitching and broadcast their findings to a Bluetooth-enabled device.​

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past week, you're aware of the sensation that is Pokémon Go. We can't help but think Lenovo's upcoming Tango-enabled Phab2 Pro smartphone​ is going to be the perfect meeting of hardware and global software phenomenon.

As our population continues to get older, physiotherapists are going to be needed more than ever. It was with this in mind that Emma was created. The one-armed robot is designed to help physiotherapists handle an increasing workload, by conducting massage therapy on their human patients.