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The world’s first long endurance, commercial hydrogen fuel cell powered Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) will be shown this week. “Boomerang” is an electric 9kg UAS which can fly for over nine hours powered by a 2kg hydrogen fuel cell delivering 900Wh

The Park Hyatt, Shanghai, is the world's highest hotel. See that nice pagoda-shaped building you're looking down on out the window? That's the Jin Mao Tower, about 40 metres taller than the Empire State Building.

A new coffee container for the home keeps coffee fresh by eliminating the build-up of CO2 gases and keeping out moisture, light and air.

Most of the damage associated with spinal cord injuries occurs due to the swelling and nerve burnout that happens in the days after the incident. Researchers have managed to block this secondary damage using a familiar blue food dye used in M&Ms.

US President Barack Obama has announced the single largest funds injection into battery development and electric/hybrid vehicle technology the world has ever seen.

Lack of time or a green thumb is no longer an issue with the Roll-out Veg Mat and Herb Gardens, pre-sown-and-fertilized corrugated cardboard seed mats - just add soil and water!

Porsche will show its next generation 911 Turbo at Frankfurt Motor Show and our preview highlights just how far automotive technology has progressed in a third of a century – it uses half the fuel (24 mpg) of the original and makes TWICE the power.

Folding bikes are gaining popularity among cyclists and inventors. Now a young inventor has added his Contortionist prototype to a growing list of ‘shrinking’ bikes.

The Retsu watch from TokyoFlash uses a column of ten flashing LED lights to indicate time instead of the traditional hands and numbers.

Studio FRST’s 16943 TV design concept features a large screen with a corner cut out to maximize the viewable area for both 4:3 and 16: format content.

A new bicycle dynamo system with in-built intelligence can help recharge the modern cyclists’ arsenal of battery-powered devices they rely on for communications, navigation and entertainment - on the fly.

The Electric Vehicle Team at MIT are attempting to build an electric car that behaves like a regular sedan - 0-60 in nine seconds, top speed of 100mph and that 'refuels' in ten minutes flat.