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Word Lens from Quest Visual is an augmented-reality translation app that uses your phone's camera to view printed words and translate them into another language in real time.

Thanks to an internal vacuum, the RC Zero G Light Cycle can be driven across walls and even ceilings.

In 1968 Dr Douglas Engelbart and a team of researchers from Stanford's ARC unveiled the first computer mouse, hypertext, and more innovations that have become commonplace today.

Harvard scientists have discovered that by controlling certain genetic processes in mice, they can not only slow down the aging process, but "dramatically" reverse it throughout the body.

BendDesk renders the horizontal desktop and vertical display screen into one multi-touch surface via a curve in the middle.

The company behind the first FAA approved "roadable aircraft" – the Terrafugia Transition – has been selected to contribute to DARPA's Transformer (TX) Project.

Brazil’s largest airline, TAM Airlines, working together with Airbus has successfully conducted the first Jatropha-based biofuel flight in Latin America.

The Xi3 Modular Computer features Dual Core processing power, a host of external connectivity ports, and splits the motherboard over three hot-swappable parts.

Germany's Pegasus race team and Gruner Engineering have paired up to build an 1190 Buell superbike racer into the tarmac-ripping streetfighter that could have been. 185 horsepower, 161kg dry, buck-naked and ready to roar - meet the Typhon 1190.

Green Logs are fireplace logs made from compressed Giant King Grass, and are said to have a very low carbon footprint.

After two years secret development in motorsport competition, Xtrac has unveiled an Instantaneous Gearchange System. IGS does exactly the same thing a dual clutch transmission achieves with less weight, cost, and complexity.

Sanus is selling a flat panel TV mount that attaches directly to its shelving units and doesn't need to be drilled and screwed ino a wall.