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Massive screens are not the answer for everyone in the flat screen TV market and energy conscious consumers might be persuaded to think small with this new 32-inch addition to Sony's Bravia range which is set for release in Japan.

The Sega-designed E.M.A robot was designed to look and move in a distinctly feminine manner, and can seek out nearby human faces for a kiss when in “love mode.”

Maxtra conducted first tests on its 125 GP machine this week and revealed a glimpse of the motor's innovative architecture. The single cylinder points downwards at 45 degrees, offering a larger airbox, enhancing the ram-air intake and giving the exhaust a direct exit to the rear of the machine.

TANDBERG's first telepresence system to incorporate 1080p resolution features a slim-line 65" custom LCD screen, high quality stereo sound and a PrecisionHD 1080p camera designed to enhance direct eye contact.

StealthVue’s PennyCam provides upwardly-angled pictures of anyone who approaches the shop counter, delivering a clear, identifiable view of their face.

The Saleen S7 supercar: with 7 liters and 550 horsepower and 200mph+ performance it's possibly the world's most extravagant rental car.... and it's yours for US$4000 per day. What could possibly go wrong?

Billed as a world first, Live Luggage is set to premiere its power assisted luggage range which uses tilt sensors and an intelligent torque control system to power the wheels - good news for the weary traveler!

ChatterBowl that talks to your dog. The ChatterBowl from Contech is a novel way to keep in touch your dog or cat while you’re out of the house.

The Hirsch Verification Station is a high-security, multi-purpose biometric system which allows administrators to select and change at will the means of entry to a building if the security situation is heightened.

Scientists at SINTEF are working on a robot that can navigate inaccessible industrial pipes in order to check their condition, locate leakages, and clean the ventilation systems.

Now this is an interesting idea we haven’t seen before – fitting bright LED lights to glasses so they can be switched on and make you “invisible” to cameras. Sadly, the otherwise good idea comes unstuck because no self-respecting celebrity would choose to look so silly.

If your 510 hp Ferrari 430 Scuderia isn’t quite fast enough at its 320 km/h top speed, you can always add a bit more courtesy of a NOVITEC ROSSO Supersport Bi-Kompressor engine.