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ZF Friedrichshafen is known for gearboxes, but it also creates drive units and active safety systems for manufacturers to slot into their cars. The Vision Zero Vehicle is designed to showcase all those technologies into the one neat package.​

​A team of MIT engineers has potentially revolutionized the process of dialysis by creating a new membrane from graphene that is able to filter nanometer-sized molecules from solutions up to 10 times faster than current dialysis systems.

​​For thousands of years humans have existed on Earth, but it is only in the last 100 or so that plastics have entered our lives. Millions of metric tons now enter the ocean every year, and no one really knows where it is and what damage it is causing. So ... what are we to do about it?​

​You can get a lot of work done, stuck in an airport between flights. Doing so can be awkward, however, if your laptop is sitting on your knees. That's why the Smartoo was created. It attaches to your suitcase's telescoping handle, turning it into a computer stand.

Researchers at Jilin University in China have created tiny, simple "robots" that are powered entirely by moisture. Made out of sheets of graphene oxide treated with a flash of light, the team made a four-legged bug bot that crawled and a claw that closed in response to changes in humidity.

The Silo was once used to store massive amounts of grain but following a refurbishment by COBE Architects, it has been turned into a new mixed-use high-rise. The firm maintained the original look inside, but transformed the exterior with a galvanized steel facade.

Ducati's XDiavel has proven an adaptable canvas for customizers in the past, focusing on the interplay between the 120 degree v-twin and the trellis frame it's wrapped in. At Bikers' Classics, we'll see a different perspective by Freddie "Krugger" Bertrand, twice world custom motorcycle champion.

With one eye on a future where brain-monitoring devices are more commonplace, scientists have carried out a study to find out whether these things can be hacked and the brainwaves interpreted to decipher a password, with the findings suggesting that it is in fact entirely possible. ​

Stanford University and have come up with a robotic gripper that's based on the sticky pads of the gecko. The difference is that instead of helping a lizard to stick to window panes, this gripper is designed to gently latch onto dead satellites and other debris.

​​As Tuesday’s ransomware attack continues to spread, several security analysts are saying that this virus may not be ransomware after all, but is actually a cyberattack in disguise.

​Canon has given its smallest, lightest full-frame camera a much-needed overhaul. The new EOS 6D MkII maintains the enthusiast-focused feature set of its predecessor, but improves on all the important basic specs to offer a more capable, powerful entry point to the world of full-frame photography.

The challenges scientists face in getting nuclear fusion to work here on Earth are undeniably difficult, but not insurmountable, and two young physicists have recently solved one of the major problems engineers have been grappling with for almost half a century.