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Andrew Maynard Architects was commissioned to build a "ridiculously inside-out" extension on a typical suburban weatherboard home in Seddon, Victoria. The result is a living space that blurs the line between outdoors and indoors.

Austrian scientists have developed a new kind of 3D display designed especially for large-scale screens that doesn't require special glasses but, instead, sends beams of light directly to the viewers’ eyes via a laser and a sophisticated mirror system.

With regular production of the current-generation Defender set to come to a close by year-end, Land Rover is declaring 2015 the Year of the Defender, with the celebration to include a trio of Defender special editions.

What do you do if your car's speedometer suddenly fails? If you're wearing a Breva Génie 03 wristwatch, you stick it out the window and carry on, as the latest in the Breva line is claimed to be the first watch to include a pop-up mechanical speedometer.

With its new flagship device, the UP3, Jawbone introduces a new set of sensors and software features that could finally provide reliable sleep and activity tracking data, succeeding where so many others have fallen short.

So you want to take a photograph of a wide scene one minute, and zoom in on a distant subject the next, but you don't want to have the hassle of changing lenses? Well you're in luck, here Gizmag looks at the specifications and features of some of the best superzoom cameras around in 2014.

University of Washington researchers have improved on their direct brain-to-brain connection technology involving pairs of volunteers sending signals from one person’s brain to another over the internet to directly govern the motions of the receiving person’s hand.

The world's first solar bike path is set to open in the Netherlands next Wednesday. The SolaRoad will run through Amsterdam's northern suburb of Krommenie and will feature concrete slabs embedded with solar panels to convert energy from the sun into electricity for the grid.

A new study at Case Western Reserve University is now advancing the radical new hypothesis that dark matter may in fact be made not of exotic subatomic particles, but rather of macroscopic objects which would mass anywhere from a tennis ball to a dwarf planet and as dense as a neutron star.

OIO's Amp iPad Air case does double duty as a portable Bluetooth speaker solution. It has two panels on the front side, which open to reveal built-in speakers.

When a snake-bite victim shows up at a hospital, it's vitally important for caregivers to know what species of snake bit them. Making that ID could one day be much easier, thanks to a current study in which species were reliably identified via snake DNA obtained from bite wounds.

US-based reproductive health company Kindara has now developed Wink, an oral thermometer that works in conjunction with a mobile app to inform women when the time is right – or wrong – to get down to business.