Subjects: General

A car being developed at the Chinese University of Hong Kong just might be the answer for getting around and parallel parking in a crowded city.

Digital artist Joseph Tame runs throughout Tokyo – bedecked in bright clothing, flashing lights, colourful windmills, and some high-tech gadgets.

Media artist Eric Siu and his camera helmet are causing smiles all across Tokyo.

Yoichi Ochiai is mixing up the world’s thinnest projection screen.

Researchers at Osaka University are building a robot that will move like a real cheetah.

Yoshiro Nakamatsu claims to be the world’s most prolific inventor, with more than 3,000 inventions under his belt.

We visit the Hong Kong Jockey Club at the Happy Valley Race Course to test a high-tech betting system that uses the world’s largest multi-touchscreen table.

Kenji Ishida built the world’s first miniature transforming robot that actually works.

The Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety is the world’s only lab that does full-scale testing of the effects of hail on building materials.

This massive mean machine travels to New Zealand to help researchers understand how different soil types are affected by earthquakes.