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Automotive

Lexus Enform app allows customers to try in-vehicle technology before buying

The Lexus Enform Emulator brings in-vehicle technology to your iPad.
Science

“Hydrate-phobic” surface coatings to keep oil and gas pipes flowing

"Hydrate-phobic" surface coatings could be used to prevent blockages in deep-sea oil wells opening up additional cleanup options for accidents like the Deepwater Horizon spill.
Architecture

Studio H:T's off-grid Shipping Container House

Studio H:T's Shipping Container House is, unsurprisingly, a house made partially from shipping containers - and one that operates entirely off-grid.
Environment

Nanotech greatly reduces leaching in pressure-treated lumber

A material derived from the shells of crustaceans has been used to create pressure-treated lumber, that leaches much less chemicals into the surrounding soil.
Automotive

Bugatti releases promo video for world's fastest roadster

Bugatti shows the world's fastest roadster, the Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, in action in a new video.
Science

Japan team creates world's first "crab computer"

Scientists in Japan create the world’s first computer that runs on live crabs.
Science

Biggest Atlas in world yours for $100,000

The world's tallest Atlas, the 6 ft-tall Earth Platinum from Sydney publisher Millennium House has gone on sale for a mere $100,000 per copy.
Wearables

Wearable system wirelessly delivers power to implants

A new system uses magnetic waves to deliver power to electronic devices implanted within the body.
Automotive

Chrysler outs in-vehicle wireless charger for mobile devices

Chrysler's Mopar Division has revealed an in-vehicle wireless charging system for mobile devices that's set to make its debut in the 2013 Dodge Dart later this year.
Robotics

DARPA launches $2,000,000 Robotics Challenge

DARPA has launched its Robotics Challenge, in which teams will compete to develop a robot that can assist humans at disaster sites.
Wearables

Time goes hands-free with QLOCKTWO W watch

German design agency Biegert & Funk is set to release its QLOCKTWO W wristwatch that fancies things up by telling the time in words.
Good Thinking

Japanese palm-reading ATMs to allow card-free transactions

A Japanese bank is set to introduce ATMs with biometric technology that will allow customers to access their accounts with a scan of their palms - no card required.

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