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The winners of NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts 2013 Phase I awards have been chosen based on their potential to transform future aerospace missions by enabling either breakthroughs in aerospace capabilities or entirely new missions.

Toyota is now testing the Winglet personal mobility robot on public sidewalks and road crossings in Japan.

Motorcycle helmet innovator Reevu has come up with what it claims is the world's first commercially available intelligent helmet with a built-in heads-up display, or HUD. While it won't actually be available for another 18-24 months, a HUD for bikers is clearly an exciting prospect.

If the midweek hump has you in a contemplative spirits, this image of Earth as pictured by Cassini from Saturn may offer a little context. The Earth and the Moon appear to be seemingly insignificant specks from the perspective of the spacecraft from its orbit around the gas giant.

Bentley confirmed that it will add an SUV as its fourth model line, developing what it promises will be the most powerful, luxurious SUV available.

Nvidia has unveiled the Quadro K6000 – its new flagship professional GPU. The card offers some impressive specs including 12 GB of GDDR5 memory, and provides a significant performance boost over its predecessor.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries' MSR05 robotic arm is encased entirely in stainless steel, for easy sterilization using hydrogen peroxide gas.

Peugeot Design Lab's one-off GTi Surfboard Concept features a wooden nose and a carbon fiber main body.

If you're shopping for a smallish tablet, we wouldn't blame you for narrowing it down to the iPad mini and Google's new Nexus 7. But how do you choose between the two? Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we compare the specs (and other features) of the two mini-tablets.

Both the Canon 70D and Nikon D7100 use APS-C sensors and are aimed squarely at enthusiasts with better build quality and more features than entry-level models. Let's take a look at how the two cameras stack up against each other.

Researchers have developed a portable sensor that analyzes a person's breath to detect if their body is burning fat. Its creators say the device could let users know if that exercise regime is actually working and help diabetics and those trying to lose weight manage their daily diet.

With its new Project Logan mobile system-on-chip, Nvidia has not so much raised the bar as blown the roof off expectations of computer and game graphics on mobile devices.