Image of the day: Stone Age technology re-created using modern-day 3D-printing techniques
A pair of designers have used modern-day 3D printing techniques to recreate - and re-purpose - tools from the Stone
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
For sale: Drones that can fire pepper spray bullets as well as blinding lasers
A pepper spray bullet firing, laser shooting, speaker blaring drone has just hit the
Ostendo’s new hologram technology to be used by U.S. spy services and smartphone manufacturers
Ostendo affordable hologram technology may make hologram-producing smartphones a
Elon Musk intends to put man on Mars by 2025, ten years ahead of NASA’s goal
Tech tycoon makes bold claim with prediction that his space exploration company will be able to put humans on the red planet ten years before
HP initiates computer revolution with machine that calculates 640TBs of data in one billionth of a second
HP has come out with a device that can service a massive amount of data in just a little bit of
Faceplate embedded with LEDs offers smart alternative to standard plug-in nightlights
New outlet cover comes equipped with motion sensing LEDs, allowing it to double its purpose and also serve as a night
University of Michigan engineers build enormous fake city to test driverless cars
A new 30+ acre facility is being built at the University of Michigan to provide engineers and researchers a place to test out autonomous vehicle
A robot was just elected to sit on a company’s Board of Directors
An investment firm has elected a robot to its Board of Directors, and given it the power to cast a vote on company
Why Vertu’s new Signature Touch smartphone is $11,300 (for the basic model)
Luxury gadget maker releases new phone to very niche audience British manufacturer Vertu has long been known for creating ridiculously pricey smartphones, what with
Best of both worlds: Researchers generate ‘supercritical’ solar steam — enough power to replace fossil fuels
Researchers have discovered a way in which to combine solar energy and hydro power to generate electricity on a scale comparable to what can be achieved with fossil