Stretchy plastic electrode made with soup additive carries electricity like wires
A team of engineers developed a highly stretchable, transparent, and conductive
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Super-fast facial recognition? Say hello to the Samsung Galaxy S8
Due to the limits of iris scanning, such as speed and accuracy, the tech giant is adding facial recognition to its latest
How a shape-shifting molecular robot can respond to DNA signals
A research group at Tohoku University and Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology developed a molecular robot consisting of
How hackathon winners detected faulty street lights for safer, brighter city streets
Made up of college students, Team Wingin’ It figured out how to make the streets of Las Vegas more energy
New Raspberry Pi Zero features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, costs $10
The Raspberry Pi Zero W will be available for purchase this
94-year-old lithium-ion-battery inventor creates fast-charging noncombustible batteries
Co-inventor of the lithium-ion battery led a team of engineers to create the first all-solid-state battery
Super-efficient power converter for IoT reduces resting power consumption by 50%
MIT researchers unveiled the new design, which uses energy packets to cut resting power
Why 200 diehard coders were in a mad scramble to rescue NASA’s climate data
Coders and hackers united to save NASA’s climate data — here’s what
Low-power chip could make speech recognition ubiquitous in electronics
A world where voice control is practically everywhere could be here sooner than you think, thanks to
How researchers created a low-cost battery that’s powered with urine byproducts
A new aluminum-ion battery developed at Stanford University uses an electrolyte made of