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Researchers are developing new camera technology that's able to constantly watch its surroundings, but only pick out the information it's told to. Known as RedEye,​ it works by focusing on analyzing analog imagery, allowing for drastically lower battery usage than conventional set-ups.​

One day, a new Silk Road might exist between China and Europe – and it should be a lot more secure and only take a day to move goods between the two regions. That's at least one of the idealized goals of a new partnership announced between Hyperloop One and Russian company The Summa Group today.

Spider silk may be known for being extremely strong, yet it's also elastic. With these dual qualities in mind, a Design Engineering postgrad from Imperial College London has created a one-of-a-kind violin … using silk spun by an Australian Golden Orb Spider.​

An online self-diagnosis will usually elicit a rolling of the eyes and a biting of the tongue from the GP when you do eventually make the trip to the doctor's office. Now Google is making efforts to return more relevant and trustworthy search results when you punch in your symptoms.

Loz heads to Albury on the Victoria/NSW border for a coaching session at a hidden gem of a racetrack. The Murray Valley Training Co offers some of the cheapest track day and race coaching rates in Australia, led by racer Chas Hern - who knows a thing or two about going quick.

A Microsoft Research project called uLink aims to let you create and share bookmarks that lead to specific pages and locations in mobile apps in much the same way browser bookmarks and the "deep links" all around the web take you to specific pages on a website.

This week at the Autonomous Ship Technology Symposium 2016 in Amsterdam, the Rolls-Royce-led Advanced Autonomous Waterborne Applications initiative (AAWA) presented a white paper outlining what autonomous cargo vessels might be like and what hurdles stand between them and the open sea.

​A Bluetooth bicycle bell – so, what would that do? Well, in the case of the Blubel, it syncs with an app on your smartphone to provide navigational cues. Additionally, if you want to alert other users to hazards on your route, you just ring it as you would a regular bell.

​​If you're fascinated by the underwater world, then you probably also think that ROVs are pretty neat. Given that their prices can start in the tens of thousands of dollars, though, you've likely never seriously considered buying one. Well, that could be about to change.

Newly announced drone laws are set to clear the way for business-related drone flight across the US, with the FAA taking its first significant steps towards integrating small unmanned aircraft into US airspace.

Hyperkin is known for releasing products that give classic games consoles a new lease on life long after the original manufacturers have moved on. Now it has announced the Smart Boy​, an Android peripheral that allows old Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges to be enjoyed on a smartphone.

WD's new My Passport Wireless Pro is designed to make it easier to back up and edit work when you're on the job, by wirelessly sharing images between Wi-Fi compatible-cameras, connected tablets and laptops, and the hard drive itself.