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Bioengineers at Imperial College, London have developed a new computer controller for paraplegics that is not only more accurate and easier to use than current methods, but also uses inexpensive, off-the-shelf components.

The ErlebNest from Germany's Cambium is a two-part treehouse for adults.

RED5's Spy Hawk remote-controlled plane has an integrated video camera which beams back footage to the controller for easy spying from the sky.

VOX Amplification has given new life to two 1960s iconic guitar bod shapes with the release of the Teardrop-shaped and Phantom-shaped Apache travel guitars.

The massive boson recently discovered at CERN may or may not be the Higgs boson - we're going to try and clarify the situation for you.

Aston University's entry into this year's Shell Eco-Marathon may look low-tech, but that didn't stop the hydrogen-fueled cardboard and plywood flat-pack car from scooping the Eco-Design award.

MIT researchers have developed a semiautonomous safety system which allows a human driver full control of a vehicle until it detects that the car is heading toward a hazard or obstacle, at which point it takes control and steers to safety.

Master Lock has introduced its dialSpeed electronic combination padlock.

The Nomiku immersion circulator makes sous-vide cooking affordable for any home kitchen.

A new smartphone software is helping visually impaired people in a Brazilian city to use public buses with more ease and efficiency.

A new system allows video projectors to much more efficiently convert unpolarized light into usable polarized light.

Researchers at MIT have developed new algorithms to vastly improve the navigation and feature-detecting capabilities of underwater, mine-sweeping robots.