For starters, the new technology—appearing on 'Westworld' before hitting the market—could help the deaf parse speech and ambient noise
Perhaps the real monster is not noise, but instead our own intolerance of unwanted sounds
The tooth-mounted device can recognize glucose, salt and alcohol, and researchers hope it can one day detect much more
Drones have already flown more hours than humans have. Now companies are looking to apply that data to commercial flight
Billionaire Richard Branson has set up Virgin Galactic as part of his dream to conquer the final frontier
A coalition called Powerhouse is designing buildings that produce more energy than they use in their entire lifecycle
Engineers have developed a tiny sensor that could potentially replace regular Breathalyzer or blood tests for patients in rehabilitation programs
How a bright idea shaped our cities and gave the go-ahead to our love affair with the car
For over half a century, the Porsche 911 has been the poster child for high-performance sports cars
Tokyo, Singapore and Dubai are becoming prototype 'robot cities,' as governments start to see automation as the key to urban living
Earl Tupper invented the container's seal, but it was a savvy, convention-defying entrepreneur who got the product line into the homes of housewives
Developed by MIT researchers, the technology could be a boon for drivers and driverless cars
Blank Space's fifth-annual competition plays with everything from fake news to gravity
With the Camaro, the sound engineers at Chevrolet have to satisfy two opposing teams: officials concerned about noise levels, and the diehard fans
Astrophysicists, vehicle technicians and biologists joined the party to bring cutting-edge research to fictional worlds
Forget swimming and archery. These camps will have your kids building robots, pitching business ideas, even fighting zombies!
Smithsonian scientists hunting these supermassive objects reflect on the legacy of one of the world’s most inspiring intellects
Biomedical engineers are using the sound of biological rhythms to describe emotional states
At the Lansing Grand River plant, where the Camaro is assembled, speed is the name of the game: it takes just 35 minutes for one vehicle to be fitted
Where were you when Willie Mays made 'The Catch?' Chatting with other fans, watching footage of old games and even playing wiffle ball can be therapeutic
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