White goods made for the most electronic waste in 2014
A new study details last year's biggest source of e-waste materials, as well as the countries and regions of the world contributing the most technological
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Watch as US Navy demonstrates cannon-launched “swarming” drones
Military demonstrates a new UAV weapon strategy meant to overwhelm its target with multiple strikes at
Aircraft electric motor achieves record-setting power-to-weight ratio
Researchers at Siemens develop tremendously powerful electric drive that weighs just a fraction of what current models come in
Cheap device easily found on sites like Amazon and Craigslist, is likely why there’s been an uptick in auto theft
A device meant for technicians is instead being used by thieves to break into cars without having to use any physical
Senior defense official: The US military is not ready to wage digital warfare
In an admission that directly conflicts previous statements, a US military official has stated the country's armed forces branch is not equipped to carry out an
Engineers expound photodiode’s role in camera pixels, create a camera that can power itself
Group is able to use existing technology to recreate device into something entirely
Inexpensive countertop turns normal kitchen into high-tech eatery
New "smart" device from Orange Chef aims to make the kitchen a bit smarter for today's tech-savvy
Dyson enters lighting marketing with LEDs engineered to last 37 years
Company best known for its line of high-end vacuums and fans, announces it will officially begin selling LED lights that can last for up to nearly four
Breakthrough magnetocaloric material set to change energy industry
Physicists at LSU have discovered a new material that is both more eco- and environmentally friendly than today's more conventional
DIY: Geek out your desk with this homemade homopolar bat signal
Fairly simple project makes for a great introduction to young engineers, and a nice knickknack for the desk