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Set to fly in 2010 is the latest UAV helicopter from Draganfly - the Draganflyer X8 - that can take video and still shots from places previously impossible or too dangerous to reach by other methods.

Sony has announced a deal with FIFA to shoot selected matches from next year's World Cup in 3D.

The online Micropolitan Museum showcases portraits of some of the tiniest creatures in nature.

Activelink, a Kyoto-based subsidiary of Panasonic, is developing an exoskeleton suit inspired by the ‘Power Loader’ suit seen in the science-fiction movie Aliens that gives its wearer super-human strength.

We like designs which allow multiple uses, particularly in a motor vehicle where it can double the value. The SpaceCamper includes everything a much larger camper offers, and the layout can be easily reconfigured for use in multiple roles.

MAX is a replica Lotus Seven which can run on vegetable oil, be built by a determined enthusiast for less than USD$10,000 and is the creation of Jack McCornack

Toshiba has upped the ante in TV technology by unveiling its flagship model, the Cell Regza 55X1. This new 55-inch LED unit has the TV junkie in mind with many features not seen before, including the ability to record up to eight channels at once.

Alfra Vico's Marino 52 will feature a 360-degree view from the captain's helm, top-notch kitchen and bathroom facilities, and all the functional features of a modern-day watercraft.

This fascinating clip shows how Austrian composer Peter Ablinger has programmed a mechanically-actuated piano to reproduce recorded human speech. And yes, you can somehow understand it.

Nissan's EPORO robot car prototypes are programmed to think and act like a school of fish to avoid collision.

Researchers have developed new software that helps witnesses recreate and recognize suspects using principles borrowed from the fields of optics and genetics instead of relying on sketch artists.

EGNOS, a free to access satellite based augmentation system (SBAS) that improves the accuracy of current Global Positioning System (GPS) signals in Europe from about ten meters to two meters is now operational.