The Washington, D.C.-based startup, Librii, is rethinking what a library looks like
Perhaps a three-dimensional paper mount of an animal is just what your living room needs
Decades before 3-D printers brought manufacturing closer to home, copiers transformed offices, politics and art
Created out of aerial photography, you'll never guess where the "O" comes from
A new low-cost device that plugs into a smartphone could cut down on expensive lab tests
Researchers are designing portable microscopes that cost just a few dollars to make
A Colorado company is working to genetically engineer petunias that change colors throughout the day
Plus, building blocks for children inspired by Archimedes
Recent moves by Uber and Google may foreshadow a battle over who will control fleets of autonomous cars on city streets
A new invention from Not Impossible Labs allows Don Moir to script an audible love letter
Cow-machine hybrids and continuous-flow technologies are helping people survive devastating heart failure
Musicians, historians and critics tell us what they consider to be the greatest game changers for the industry
When someone is experiencing cardiac arrest, PulsePoint sends alerts to CPR-certified invidividuals nearby
When the model for the TV show Star Trek was removed for conservation at the National Air and Space Museum, the actor William Shatner weighed in
Two other quirky inventions teach music in novel ways
With a network of compact, low-cost weather satellites with smartphone-like internals, startup Spire plans to make future forecasts a lot more reliable
Slated to open July 17, the hotel in a Japanese theme park will be staffed by "actroids"
A decade's worth of sustainable projects by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels and his firm, BIG, are now on display at the National Building Museum
Scholar Art Molella chronicles the habits, habitats and behaviors of the men and women who invent
Whitman Miller's “off the shelf” technology may answer complicated questions about rising CO2 and ocean acidification
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