Most folding bicycles still aren't small enough to be carried around in a bag, that is unless...you're talking about "Impossible". At just 11-pounds, it's a mere 17 inches tall when folded down into a backpack-sized package. In ride mode, the bike looks like a giant pair of glasses, a circles-within-circles design if you will, that fold right up. Its efficient batteries allow "Impossible" to reach speeds of up to 12.4mph for as long as 45 minutes. At more economical speeds, its range increased to 15.6 miles. Continue reading for a video and more information.

Here's another look at The Nixie, invented by Stanford postdoctoral researcher Christoph Kohstall. It's touted as the world's first flyable and wrist-wearable camera, perfect for those impossible selfie shots. When worn, it resembles a slightly bulky bracelet, but quickly unfolds into a small, sleek quadcopter drone after you perform a simple gesture with your wrist. Continue reading for a video and more information.

From afar, Bosco Verticale in Milan, Italy looks like a normal building, but get closer? You'll see it doubles as a vertical forest. That's right, each building has the capacity to hold, in amount of trees, shrubs and ground cover plants, an area equal to 10,000-square-meters of forest, including 480 large / medium size trees, 250 small size trees, 11,000 groundcover plants and 5,000 shrubs. Greywater recycling is used to water vegetation, and an integrated photovoltaic panel system will provide power. Continue reading for a video and more information.