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Patternarium is likely to become one of Tim Hanlon's most used tools when he's looking for some inspiration in the studio.

Researchers are looking at "printing" pills to order, to create safer and faster-acting medicines that can also reach patients much faster.

Japanese auto manufacturer Mitsuoka has been tinkering on its 'distinctive' Orochi sportscar again and has now unveiled the Orochi Gold Premium which is headed for Asian markets.

The new Sony Bravia 3D TVs feature Face Detection and Presence Sensor technology.

Justin Campana wanted something from a tablet that the iPad and others couldn't deliver - a true 16:9 aspect high definition viewing experience. Rather than wait for a tablet to be produced matching his specifications, he built his own.

Less well-known camcorder manufacturers, Aiptek and DXG, are looking to stake an early claim on the 3D consumer camcorder market by beating the big boys to the punch and displaying their upcoming offerings at Computex 2010.

The Panvista Borescope Package allows you to peek inside a car's engine, for just US$140.

The Koegler AudioMouse is a combination computer mouse and phone.

New technology will cause bike helmets to stink when they need to be replaced.

Gizmag takes a look at some of our favorite camping gadgets from the past year.

A test has been developed to check blood type within minutes for a few cents.

The Rescue System from Escape Rescue Systems lowers cabins over the side of a building that can transport rescue personnel up the building and evacuate building tenants down.