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Microsoft's SenseCam technology is now being manufactured as the Vicon Revue, which intermittently snaps photos through the front-facing, wide-angle lens, and is being aimed at people suffering from memory disorders.

Google Labs has revealed an interesting example of HTML5 and WebGL technology in the Body Browser, an interactive 3D journey through and around the human body.

Scientists are using a Scan Eagle UAV and image recognition software to track seals on the diminishing Arctic ice cap.

The i-Tree tool provides analysis, benefit-calculations and assessment tools to quantify the contribution made by trees in the urban environment to allow communities to understand the economic benefit of protecting our urban forests.

Brough Superior has emerged as the most valuable motorcycle at auction. In October, a Brough (below rt) set a world record and last week another Brough (top lt) was passed in just short of the record. You can now also buy a brand new one (below lt).

The six-wheeled Covini C6W (left) is to enter production. Though inspired by the Tyrell P34 F1 race car (top right), the rationale for four front-wheels was first detailed in a landmark Ford concept car shown at the World Fair in 1963 (bottom right).

dzdock One: the iPhone and iPad stand designed by an 11-year-old and made in the USA

The GO Solar Power Collection line of clothing from Silvr Lining features pockets housing solar panels and connectivity for keeping mobile devices juiced up on the go.

Honda has revealed plans to trial a solar-powered public EV charging station as part of a program to test a range of EVs and technologies in real-world urban transportation environments.

Life Technologies has announced the release of Ion Torrent's Personal Genome Machine, which uses semiconductor technology to deliver faster DNA sequencing results.

The Beer Bike is a custom-built cargo bicycle that features two beer kegs, a wooden bar with two serving taps, space for pizza boxes, and a solar-powered boom box.

A team of researchers from Spain’s UJI (Universitat Jaume I) Optics Research Group (GROC) has developed a sensor of just one pixel with the ability to record high quality images.