Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

The LumaHelm is an experimental bicycle helmet, which is covered with an array of 104 multi-colored programmable LEDs.

A research team from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology has modified a commercially-available quadrocopter and turned it into an autonomous, flying running partner for solo joggers.

A group of Australian researchers have successfully measured a piezoelectric thin film's capacity for turning mechanical pressure into electricity, which could lead to typing-powered laptops.

The developers of a new solar cell say they are four times more efficient and three times cheaper than current solar cells.

A helmet design for cyclists that closely fits the head and incorporates new materials is said to be safer than many models currently on the market.

An entry in the 2008 Create the Future Design Contest, SUSHI is an ergonomic furniture design that doubles as both a sofa and a stool.