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What if you want to enjoy BMW's high-tech, long wheelbase, 7 Series at really high speed? Then you'd need the new Alpina B7, which takes BMW's luxury sedan and turns it into a 310 km/h (193 mph) autobahn bruiser.

Researchers have detected dangerous molecules called pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) in processed foods. The molecules are linked to numerous dangerous conditions, but could potentially be removed without impacting cost or taste.

With its compact body tucked between ginormous off-road tires, the Sherp ATV might look too odd to be real. But the Russian vehicle is indeed real and it's one hell of a way to drive over anything short of a sheer cliff face.

In recent radio telescope studies, many hundreds of previously undiscovered galaxies have been found to exist in an area in which an enormous magnetic abnormality known as the "Great Attractor" is located.

Scientists have developed a fluorescent material they claim can more reliably detect explosives in the vicinity, by being a bit more selective about when it changes color.

Multinational firm Infosys will soon boast the world's tallest free-standing clock tower at its campus in Mysuru, India. The clock tower is slated to rise 135 m (442 ft).

For scientists at UC Berkeley, the cockroach has inspired a whole new way of thinking about robots. After studying the way in which roaches squeeze through tiny cracks and crevices​, the team developed a robot with similar capabilities.

Through around six months of tinkering, a pair of English mechanics have turned a humble old mobility scooter into a high-octane, rubber-burning speed machine that has claimed the record for the world's fastest mobility scooter.

In an effort to create a portable player that does justice to hi-def digital playback and streaming, Pioneer came up with its XDP-100R. We recently got our hands on one, slapped on the headphones, and cranked some tunes to see what it could do.

​There are already plenty of music players that work underwater, along with watches that count swimmers' laps and strokes. The SwimBot can do those things too, but it also does a lot more.

Testing out new drugs is an extremely time-consuming process, and it can be difficult to get right. Now, a team of scientists has worked to streamline the task, creating a robotically driven experimentation system that's able to reduce the number of necessary tests by as much as 70 percent.

German pro audio gear maker Elysia is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a limited run of its 500 series hardware modules. The front panel of each karacter, nvelope, xfilter and xpressor module is made from recycled vinyl records.