DJI, Hasselblad unleash 100-megapixel frankendrone on the friendly skies
DJI and Hasselblad call this system a "world's first," but it is little more than a combination of products that already exist.
New algorithm could make screening for cervical cancer cheaper and more accurate
Researchers have developed an algorithm that can screen for cervical cancer with more accuracy than other screening methods.
3D-printing breakthrough allows large furniture to be printed in minutes
A collaboration between MIT's Self-Assembly Lab, Steelcase, and designer Christophe Guberan has resulted in a 3D printing breakthrough.
Forget plastic — this desktop 3D printer builds with aluminum, titanium, and steel
Desktop Metal, a company dedicated to bring metal 3D printing to the next level, has launched two new systems to help it achieve its goal.
Fluid-filled bio bag keeps baby lambs alive for weeks, may help preemies survive
An artificial womb has been used to keep premature baby lambs alive for weeks and it may some day be used for humans as well.
Translucent leather gives an ancient material a futuristic twist
The ECCO Leather company has just launched a crazy new material it describes as the world’s first soft and transparent cowskin leather.
NFL players can now sell their health data, thanks to Whoop partnership
This is the first partnership between a professional sports players association and a wearable technology.
Connected indoor grill ensures your meals are always cooked to perfection
you can cook food at a precise temperature, then sear it in the cooker, by setting a few parameters on the accompanying iOS app.
Back up aerial images on the fly with Seagate and DJI’s portable hard drive
Designed to transfer files right after landing, the Seagate DJI Fly Drive is a portable drive designed specifically for drone pilots.
Drone dogfight shows what happens when unmanned swarms collide
The friendly dogfight gave researchers the first data on live action combat between groups of autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles.
Artificial intelligence can invent new drugs far faster than any human could
AtomNet is an artificial intelligence system designed to help cure major diseases by inventing new drugs to fight them.
Zerotech Dobby drone set to get 4K big brother that stays airborne longer
The Dobby drone is getting a new 4K big brother, the Hesper, while a new Dobby can create choreographed aerial dances.
Incredible battery uses light to charge itself, but without solar panels
Scientists are in the early stages of creating a battery that uses molecular solar cells to charge, but without the need for solar panels.
Kitty Hawk Flyer is an ultralight flying machine for you to ride at the beach
Google co-founder Larry Page has shared a video of the Kitty Hawk Flyer, an ultralight electric flying machine that’s set to debut this year.
DJI's first FPV goggles are here — and they will control your drone, too
Drone giant DJI has finally launched their first pair of FPV goggles -- and they allow you to turn the camera with a turn of the head.
3D-printed zoetrope spins to create a stunning moving picture
This stunning 3D-printed zoetrope is made up of a three-dimensional model which gives the illusion of movement when it's spun at 60rpm.
One day soon we may be able to treat jet lag using only eye drops
Researchers at the U.K.’s University of Edinburgh have discovered a new link between the eye and the human body clock.
Pro pilots can now get a 6-mile reach from the Inspire 2 and Matrice 200 drones
DJI Inspire 2 and Matrice 200 owners have a slew of new flight accessories thanks to DJI's latest announcements.
Startup wants to build ‘robot brothel’ in London, complete with lifelike AI escorts
Spanish company Lumi Dolls wants to take its robot brothel business global. Having started in Barcelona, the company now wants to hit London.
Performers get real-time appearance changes with Disney’s Makeup Lamps
The systems can project colors or textures, such as facial hair, wrinkles, simulated lighting, and makeup during live performances.
The earth’s got some space junk in its trunk, and the situation is not good
In this video, the European Space Agency takes us on a journey from outer space to Earth, depicting the space debris problem along the way.
Say hello to the Halo, an 8K, 3D, 360-degree pro camera that’s super portable
Using Google's Jump software, the stereoscopic, 360-degree Yi Halo is the only rig of its kind to use an up-view camera.
To feed a growing population, scientists want to unleash AI on agriculture
Scientists at Carnegie Mellon are using drones, robots, and AI to revolutionize farming and help avoid a potential future food crisis.
This stylish and durable ‘paper’ watch is impossible to tear
It looks like paper and it feels like paper but thankfully it's not paper. Because if it was, the amazing Papr Watch wouldn't be much use.
‘World’s first modular eye mask’ promises some serious shuteye
Finding a comfy eye mask that effectively shuts out all the light can be a real challenge, so how about the Manta Sleeping Mask?
Don’t judge this yacht by its exterior — the inside rivals a luxury home
While the Ocean Emerald may not look like a typical superyacht at first, its design provides ample open, luxurious space.
VR could be an unlikely ally in helping avoid falls among elderly people
Researchers have been investigating whether VR tech could be used to help prevent falls among elderly people.
3D printing could help repair damaged knees with cartilage-mimicking hydrogel
Researchers have created a new type of 3D bioprinting material designed to form custom cartilage knee implants.