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Black & Decker's Alligator Lopper LP1000 is a good fit between a chainsaw and a branch lopper and has an appetite for trees.

One of the world's most desirable cars, a Ferrari 250 GTO with a marvelous racing pedigree, has just changed owners.

A Stanford scientist has succeeded in creating artificial hair cells, used in hearing.

Schooling fish have inspired a new approach to setting up wind farms.

Like any stock standard stress ball the USB Stress Ball can be squeezed and twisted, but it also translates the physical punishment being inflicted upon it to the images on your computer screen.

A team of French researchers has successfully implanted a new type of biofuel cell into rats that generates electricity from a potentially limitless source - sugar in the rat’s bodies.

Mitsubishi's 80-person elevator might be the world's largest

The Roller Buggy transforms from a run of the mill baby stroller into a scooter that lets parents transport baby around town at breakneck (hopefully not literally) speed.

The Green Samba is set to become the Personal Water Craft V 3.0 – it will do the same 65 mph as a 260 bhp sit-down, doesn't emit any noxious gases, makes no noise at all, has agility far better than a stand-up PWC, and runs for three hours plus.

The D “double bubble” aircraft design promises a 70 percent improvement in fuel economy, reduced noise, lower nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions and the ability to use shorter runways.

Japanese researchers have successfully built and flown a life-size swallowtail butterfly.

The HIIDE is a portable identity verification device that performs iris, fingerprint and facial recognition.