The Viking Sea is docking into the Scottish port of Lerwick. It's a major challenge considering the port is over 200 feet shorter than the ship
The path of the North Rail Express from Norway to Sweden is a challenging one: starting at sea level, the train will have to climb 25 miles up
Fasten your headsets. VR technology is coming at us from all directions
The shocking power of immersing oneself in another world was all the buzz once before—about 150 years ago
Consumers with high hopes of driverless cars improving safety might be looking past the boring near-term advances that could make a real difference
Like companies, megacities must adapt
The gender disparity among internet users in the country's small villages is staggering. A program called Internet Saathi aims to help
Artist Andy Thomas helps people experience nature in a new way
Scientists think it could help them better understand progression of chronic diseases like Parkinson's
It's sometimes difficult to know where to put different types of plastic, but computer vision could remove any confusion
Yes, it's like "Uber for farmer's markets."
Children with cerebral palsy often walk in a crouched position, which is difficult to maintain over long distances. A robot suit can help.
Machines can cook your dinner, fill your prescriptions, make your shoes and much, much more
Graphene supercapacitors, printed directly on textiles, could power medical devices, wearable computers, even phone-charging shirts
Why use plastic when you can use sugar?
But these helpful machines won't be the humanoid butlers of science fiction
From alarm clocks that pummel you in the head to ingenious devices to save your crayon nubs, a peek into the patent archives for back to school season
An increasing number of women are relying on apps to track their menstrual cycles. Now, there's even an app approved as birth control.
A tiny sensor mounted to eyeglasses can track eye blinks, allowing communication from locked-in patients
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