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The watch-sized FINIS Swinsense is worn on the wrist and uses motion sensing technology to automatically detect and record the number of laps swum, total distance, calories burned, lap time, pace, stroke count and even stroke type.

A team of scientists have made a detailed life cycle assessment of the type of lithium-ion batteries most frequently used in EVs, to see if they really are as environmentally friendly as their manufacturers would have us believe.

Seems not even babies are safe from the advances in wearable electronic technology.

A team of students have retrofitted a 1972 VW Beetle with an electric motor, and are driving it across Canada.

Solegear has received an award for its 100 percent natural, biodegradable Polysole plastic.

Stanford researchers have developed a new kind of water purifying filter that is about 80,000 times faster than existing filters, is low-cost, has no moving parts and uses very little power.

We speak to a Go-One velomobile owner, and find out what it's really like to own and use one of these unique vehicles.

With a compact form factor, the new XF105 and XF100 are Canon’s smallest professional camcorders to date.

Southern California’s Foothill Transit has purchased three all-electric EcoRide BE35 buses from Proterra and will start taking passengers this week.

UPDATED French musician Jean Michel Jarre has been doing unique things with music for a third of a century. He has now turned his talents towards designing innovative audio and video technologies and his first product, the AeroSystem One, is a winner.

Burning Man, the popular desert music festival, this year is featuring a free, solar powered cellular network for the duration of the festival.

Dyson is to release a Carbon Fiber DC26 vacuum cleaner where the wonder substance is used in the anti-static carbon fibres on the brushbar and is claimed to be a significant improvement in picking up fine dust particles and allergens.