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Following lab evaluation tests, Lockheed Martin's ruggedized HULC (Human Universal Load Carrier) robotic exoskeleton is now undergoing biomechanical testing with the U.S. Army.

Two graduates from London's Royal College of Art have found another use for people's jettisoned locks by creating a collection of fashion glasses made from human hair.

The PossessedHand system uses non-invasive electrical stimulation of muscles in the forearm to control movement of joints in the hand.

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 Gemasolar Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plant near Seville, Spain, has achieved a full 24 hours of solar power production one month after starting commercial production.

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

De-3D glasses convert 3D movies into 2D, for viewers who find the 3D viewing experience uncomfortable.

Being built by Boston-based Parlee Cycles the Prius-inspired Toyota-funded bicycle, will reportedly feature brain-controlled gears shifting.

The Plastic2Oil process converts non-recyclable plastic into fuel.

South Korean ministry of education has announced a plan to digitize all textbooks which are in use by Korean schools by 2015.

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".

BMW is bringing dynamic, active electronic suspension to the motorcycle world. The Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) system is said to be hitting the market "in the near future."