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Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies has announced the availability of its new hydrogen-powered remote-control toy car, the i-H2GO.

Aireal is a new haptic technology from Disney Research which fires small rings of air that allow people to feel virtual objects without actually touching anything.

A 465kW (632hp) 6.6-litre V12 shunting 2.3 tonnes to 100km/h in 4.6 seconds (60 mph in 4.4 s) in near silence makes Rolls-Royce's latest two-door lounge the ideal weekender for hip-hop gangstas and landed gentry alike. On top of that, the Wraith coupe is a high-tech tour de force.

The NFC Ring takes a simple idea – put a couple of NFC inlays in a piece of jewelry – and opens up a world of possibilities. These include unlocking an NFC-equipped door lock or smartphone without the hassle of a physical key or passcode.

LG has announced the US release of its curved OLED TV first seen at CES in January.

The SafeHarness is a portable seat belt that can be quickly and easily added to existing belt-less bus seats.

The AceCamp Survival Multi-Tool Shovel gives campers and hikers a dozen functions, including a hatchet, shovel, compass, matches and bottle opener, that will come in handy for survival and general outdoor use.

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.

Honda Motors has announced that it will be collaborating with the Japanese city of Saitama, to conduct field tests of its Micro Commuter Prototype β electric car.

Gizmag caught up with Dr. Alex Wellerstein, creator of Nukemap3D, a browser-based app that uses a Google Earth plug in to produce a 3D graphic of the effects of a nuclear weapon on your city of your choice.

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.

Researchers at Rice University have developed a solar steam-powered autoclave for sterilizing medical and dental equipment and sanitizing human waste in the developing world. The heart of the technology are light-absorbing nanoparticles that are able to convert solar energy directly into steam.