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The easiest place to pass everyone in a motocross race is in the run to the first corner, which makes Kawasaki's latest addition to its 2012 KX450F a killer app for a race bike - it will be the ONLY bike on the grid in 2011/12 with "Launch Control".

Scientists have created a 3D printer that makes chocolates in shapes determined by the user.

GE has announced five Innovation Award winners and ten new commercial partnerships resulting from Phase II of it Ecomagination Challenge.

Toyota has revealed the U.S launch of its Prius family is still on track and that it plans to launch its all-electric Scion iQ microcar in the U.S. in 2012.

The Plastic2Oil process converts non-recyclable plastic into fuel.

A shopping center in London is the recipient of the UK's first gold-dispensing ATM.

Pro-Form's Le Tour de France Indoor Cycle replicates riding on routes selected via Google Maps, simulating the area's incline or decline by tilting the riding platform.

Cornell University researchers have developed a near-ideal efficiency solar cell using a carbon nanotube.

Researchers are developing and testing a new type of blast-resistant glass embedded with glass fibers that will be thinner, lighter and less vulnerable to small-scale explosions than conventional blast-resistant glass.

The latest example of military-developed technology making the leap to a civilian application to catch our eye is the Flying-Cam III E SARAH – a fully electric quasi-UAV camera platform for getting those majestic soaring shots on film shoots.

One of the most visually distinctive cars on show at Frankfurt on the opening day of the world’s most important car show was Peugeot’s BB1 concept, a car just 2.5 metres long yet capable of seating four people

One of the highlights of IAA 2009 is Audi’s E-tron, an electric Quattro with 230 kW and a stunning 4,500 Nm of torque. The car’s lithium-ion battery holds 42.4 kilowatt hours, enough for 250 km.