Crowdfunding is hot right now, but a lack of regulation might leave backers at risk of falling prey to a swindle
Georgia Tech engineers have developed a sensor that could save billions in lost crops
Among them: Fathers who want their daughters to aspire to greatness should help more with the dishes
A wearable robot controlled by brain waves will take center stage at the World Cup this week, but it’s not the only mind-controlled tech out there
A chip the size of a TicTac can project images, in 2D or 3D, from everyday objects.
A computer program mimicked human conversation so well that it was mistaken for a real live human, but "machine intelligence" still has a long way to go
A new system developed by a team from Stanford and MIT takes excess heat and turns it into electricity.
With a wingspan greater than a 747, but weighing less than most cars, the Solar Impulse 2 will attempt to circumnavigate the planet.
A Silicon Valley startup's software automates how vehicles react to conditions on the road, offering new possibilities for fuel savings and efficiency
X-ray topography, virtual models and 3D printing are advancing our knowledge of the ancient animals—and modern ones, too
A new screen-chiseling method will give high-end finishes to low-end phones—and could revolutionize screens in everything from cars to smart watches, too.
A device being tested by Stanford University researchers is the latest in an area of medical development known as “electroceuticals.”
A team of Swiss researchers has created robots that self-assemble into tables and chairs—but they could also be used to help the elderly and disabled.
The famed designer passed away Tuesday at the age of 83
Researchers have set out to learn whether military machines can be programmed to behave morally, and if so, should have the authority to kill on their own
The idea of using viruses to fight cancer isn’t new, but recent breakthroughs are offering more promising results
Researchers at the University of Illinois are developing material that will “bleed” to heal damage on hard-to-repair objects.
A League of Its Own
Google Glass is just the latest in a long line of body-borne technologies designed to enhance our lives
The FAA will soon allow commercial drones to fly in U.S. airspace, but researchers have found that they aren’t seen as much of a nuisance at all
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