The Ford Motor Company envisioned a Batmobile in every garage.
Companies and scientists are using games and competitions to bring in fresh thinking from outsiders
Don't just download music. Download sculpture. Or a bicycle. That's the promise of 3D printing
They're not ready for prime time, but electric cars are starting to pick up speed
Everyone talks about innovation, but most people seem uncomfortable with the creative forces that make it happen
Experts think it's only a matter of time before cities are being run by sensors connected to powerful computers
NASA and the Defense Department want scientists to start dreaming the next impossible dream: Exploring another solar system
Pet products are already a huge business. Innovations like pet GPS and remote feeding devices are making it even bigger
We're moving closer to the day when flying robots will make decisions on their own
The idea that technology is causing us to lose our mental edge won't go away
Following the collapse of the ballyhooed solar firm, these are dark times for renewable energy. But big players are betting it's treehugger fantasy
Before Marie Curie, these women dedicated their lives to science and made significant advances
The day is coming soon when Walmart and other retailers will analyze your "social genome" by tracking what you say on Facebook and Twitter
Patents supposed to turn ideas into inventions. But in the tech world, they've become the weapons of choice when companies like Google and Apple face off
From "smart helmets" to "intelligent mouthguards," football tackles the challenge of high technology to reduce injury and improve the game
Thanks to social media and wireless networks, we have less reason to own things. Welcome to the sharing economy
The country's achievements in education have other nations, especially the United States, doing their homework
A company called Booktrack Introduces a new kind of e-book. It plays music or sound effects to accompany your reading
Most climate scientists say we should expect extreme weather to happen more often in the future. Do we have to be satisfied with just being prepared?
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