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Researchers in the U.K. have transformed PVA found in television sets with liquid crystal display (LCD) technology into an anti-microbial substance that destroys infections such as Escherichia coli and some strains of Staphylococcus aureus.

E. C. O. has redesigned the pizza box.

The Schaukelwagon is a cleverly crafted German toy that transforms from a car into a rocking chair.

The world’s smallest chessboard and a pea-sized microbarbershop that is intended to service a single hair were the big winners in this year’s contest for novel and educational microelectrmechanical systems (MEMs) held at Sandi Labs.

AirMaster carpet is designed to capture and retain more of the potentially harmful allergy-producing particles in its fibers and significantly reduce the amount of such particles floating in the air.

Despite the U.S.’s purported desire to wean itself off the teat of foreign oil a new study from automotive data provider, JATO Dynamics, reports that the U.S. car market is still almost twice as polluting as Europe and Japan.

Researchers have devised a method of coating various surfaces with monolayers of gold nanoparticles, in just ten minutes.

The strikingly designed I-WAY World in France offers a host of facilities with the centerpiece being 18 fully equipped motor racing simulators.

A new machine produces fiber optic sheets, that distribute the focused three-dimension light of an LED into a two-dimensional display.

Chemical-sensing electrodes printed on the inside of the elastic waistband of underpants could analyze biomarkers found in sweat and tears.

Violight, a company that specializes in toothbrush sanitizers, is set to release what's billed as the "first ever UV cell phone sanitizer."

Toshiba’s new libretto W100 ultra mobile PC (UMPC) features dual 7-inch diagonal dual-touch LCD screens that provide the equivalent of a 10-inch wide screen display.