Holy Legos! Batman's Lego Batmobile debuts in Detroit
It's a ride fit for a Caped Crusader -- feast your eyes on a life-sized version of the Lego Batmobile, old chum.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: LED guitar tutors, electric scooters, and more
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week.
Picture this: A new imaging technology might better detect disease
HySP imaging technology allows researchers to distinctly identify different proteins and molecules. Could it help in finding disease?
Panasonic’s autonomous robot may have your job someday
Panasonic's testing HOSPI(R), an "autonomous delivery robot" designed to help us clueless humans.
Nikon KeyMission 360 cams will live-stream the presidential inauguration
The USA Today Network is looking to the power of virtual reality to create an immersive viewing experience for the presidential inauguration.
A drone may one day save your life
Doctors could soon get an immediate look at those in dire medical need via "disaster drones."
Amazon Echo continues AI domination into 2017
Amazon's Echo was its top seller for the holiday period, and the future looks busy for the AI home assistant.
Redecorating the secret lair? Bodyfriend Aventar massage chair will fit right in
At CES 2017, Bodyfriend had its Aventar massage chair on display. It's a very high-tech chair that will debut in 2018.
USDOT forms wide-ranging blue-ribbon federal automation advisory panel
The U.S. Department of Transportation formed an automation advisory committee whose members include private and public sector leaders.
Swiss clockwork pacemaker gives your heart the Rolex treatment
Researchers in Switzerland are working on a clockwork pacemaker with all the mechanical ingenuity of a high-end Swiss watch.
Weekly rewind: Nintendo Switch incoming, incredible space photos, Vegas' self-driving buses
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top 10 tech stories.
Paper centrifuge can spin at an astonishing 125,000 revolutions per minute
Professor Manu Prakash has built a low-cost paper centrifuge, based on a classic children’s toy called the whirligig.
Need a new ear, nose, or patella? This new 3D printer can create bones and soft tissue
Cellink has announced the launch of its new Bio X printer, which it hopes will bring 3D bioprinting to a whole new audience.
New heat storage system uses chemical reaction to bottle up the summer sun
Swiss researchers have come up with a way to store heat in the warmer months of the summer for use during the colder parts of the year.
Look out, London — Nissan's self-driving cars will begin tests there next month
The race to the autonomous future has taken to the streets -- this time, in London. Nissan will begin tests next month.
Your friends may have to (wood) chip in for Lynx’s expensive new smart smoker
Lynx already has a (very expensive) smart grill, and now it has debuted the Sonoma Smoker, which is Wi-Fi-enabled, at KBIS 2017.
Furrion wants humans to race inside robots that can jump over cars, hit up to 20 mph
Technology conglomerate Furrion has built a 20-foot, human-piloted robot suit the company hopes can help start a new racing league.
Scientists genetically modified salmonella to eat cancerous tumors
A new research project shows how salmonella food poisoning can be modified to become a cancer-seeking missile.
‘Morphing wing’ drone capable of landing just like a bird
Researchers at the U.K.’s University of Bristol and BMT Defence Services have trained a drone to fly and land just like a bird.
Smart guitar accessory Fret Zeppelin uses LEDs to unleash your inner rock god
Fret Zeppelin is an LED accessory for your guitar, which fits above the frets and shows you where to put your fingers to play any song.
ElliQ is like an Amazon Echo robot designed to keep seniors company
Intuition Robotics' ElliQ robot is a bit like specially tailored Amazon Echo, designed to act as a loyal companion to lonely old folk.
Wearable device lets visually impaired people sense their surroundings
Using millimeter wave radar sensors, Guidesense can detect obstacles in the environment and relay that information back to the wearer..
Google Classroom is hoping the new year will be the best one yet for teachers and students
Google Classroom has rolled out a number of updates to better the experience for students, teachers, and administrators.
Adobe is working on a voice assistant for editing photos with Lightroom
Adobe's research team has shared a new video showing off a working version of Lightroom Mobile that has an integrated voice assistant.
3D-scanned ‘trillennium man’ predicts what evolution has in store for us
3D model shows how mankind has evolved over the years -- and even predicts how we might continue to do so in the future.
Startup Transmit Security wants to bring biometric authentication to more people
The age of the password has come and gone. Meet Transmit Security, a new security company looking to bring biometrics to the masses.
Real-life Spider-Man coming soon: Artificial spider web can be grown in labs
Researchers in Sweden have developed a technique for growing large quantities of artificial spider silk in labs using bacteria.
Don't upgrade your phone — just upgrade your phone case with the Zee Smart Core
You don't need to get a new phone to upgrade your mobile experience. You just need a smart phone case. Meet the newest device from Hello Zee
Bellus3D ups the selfie game with frightenly accurate 3D scans of your face
3D scans of your own face to try on makeup or create custom avatars could be easier to find this year, if this new start-up is successful.
University student builds AI system to create new baby names, hilarity ensues
Blessed with a little bundle of joy, but not sure what to name him or her? Then why not let an algorithm do it?
Munro Motor single passenger ebike tops out at 28 mph and infinite style points
With a nod to Indian Motorcycles and the rider who set a land speed record on an Indian, Munro Motor introduces a beautifully styled e-bike.
The sound of 103 micro drones launched from an F/A-18 will give you nightmares
Over 100 Perdix drones released from three jets demonstrated sophisticated swarming behaviors including decision-making and self-healing.