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The latest watch in the Tokyoflash stable, the Kisai Blade, is notable not only for its take on aviation and automotive themes, but also by going against the house trend by being (almost) easy to read by the uninitiated.

At the Mudam's Publics Department, a museum dedicated to contemporary art in Luxembourg, an installation piece called Looks Like Music by the artist and designer Yuri Suzuki is turning a colorful trail into music with an array of simple robots.

The Micro Aerial Vehicle Laboratory at the TU Delft faculty of Aerospace Engineering is claiming to have created the of the world's smallest autopilot module. The team's goal is to eventually create MAVs Micro Aerial Vehicles small enough to fit into your pocket.

Panasonic has developed a 64:9 Ultra-Wide Camera System. With its 160-degree horizontal field of view, it can capture an entire sports field in one 720p image, in which all of players are still clearly visible.

Ayah Bdeir is on a mission to bring DIY electronics to a wider audience with littleBits – a collection of circuit board modules that can be snapped together with magnets and combined with everyday objects to make whatever your imagination can conjure.

There are few things that most of us like better than a long, hot shower, but they sure use up a lot of water and power. That’s why the Uji illuminated shower head was created. It gradually changes from green to red while in use, letting users know when it’s time to get out.

Claudia Kuster and her team at the Computer Graphics Laboratory ETH Zurich are developing a way to bring eye contact to Skype and similar video calling services with software that alters the image of the person on the other end, giving the illusion that they’re looking straight at the camera.

Thomas Larson is looking to break into the camera phone attachment market and inspire a new generation of scientists with the Micro Phone Lens, an adhesive add-on lens that offers 15X optical magnification from a tiny footprint.

As part of a two-year pilot project, the US Department of Energy will be using fuel cells to power the refrigeration units of four cold transport trailers.

The Science Museum, with the help of the University College London and ScanLAB, has created a virtual version of the now closed Shipping Gallery to make the exhibit available to future generations

Magnesium alloys are very attractive for their light weight, specific strength and easy machinability, but they corrode easily. Researchers at Monash University have developed a novel way to poison corrosive reactions by adding a dash of arsenic to the recipe.

Although shooting baskets is an important part of basketball training in and of itself, it would certainly be helpful to know how many of your shots actually score – is your success rate increasing or dropping, and if so, by how much? The Hoop Tracker system is designed to let you know.