New ‘bio-ink’ could be used to print new cartilage and bone implants
Researchers At The U.K.'s University of Bristol Have Created A New Hybrid Bio-Ink Which Could Lead To Major Advances In Bioprinting
It's happening — the next-generation Nissan Leaf will have a 200+ mile range
The next-generation Nissan Leaf will feature a new and improved battery, which also means that the electric car should have a range of around 200 miles
ESA locking astronauts in an underground cave … for training
ESA astronauts have an unusual training regime that takes them hundreds of miles up ... and hundreds of miles down into the bowels of the earth.
Toyota adds child models to its virtual crash dummy software
Toyota's Total Human Model for Safety software (THUMS) will have child models for Version 4 to simulate the physiques of children aged three, six, and ten.
Incipio to buy headphone maker Skullcandy
Skullcandy approved a $177 million purchase offer from Incipio. The two companies both offer fashion forward tech accessories.
When it comes to the IoT, Germany is beating the U.S.
According to a new survey from BCG, despite the loads of money the U.S. is pouring into the IoT, it all pales in comparison when placed next to Germany.
Burning Man attendee builds techno-blazing art car to honor festival
Trees in the desert with lights and sound tuned for enjoyment and inspiration are what you'll find with the Forest House art car at Burning Man.
Classroom learning gets a boost from education app Seesaw
Seesaw is an educational app that "empowers students of any age to independently document what they are learning."
Prisons fight drug smuggling drones with drone-detection technology
Drones are used to smuggle drugs and other contraband to inmates in prison. Prison administrators are using technology to detect and stop drone deliveries.
Love chocolate? Scientists say they can electrify it to make it low fat and taste the same
In a revelation that sounds like a scheme by Willy Wonka, physicists are now claiming that by applying electricity to chocolate, they can remove 20% of fat.
Weekly Rewind: 3D-printed baby skulls, YouTube live, a wicked quick Swiss EV
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything.
A giant floating barrier might be the answer to cleaner oceans
A 328-foot-long floating barrier will collect the miscellaneous pieces of plastic bottles, bags, fishing nets, and trash that floats about the seas.
The Curiosity rover is going to look for water on Mars
NASA has suggested that the Curiosity rover will be beginning its quest for water on Mars.
A rising tide lifts all … houses? Movable stilt homes keep you high and dry
Designed to withstand rising sea levels and the impact of climate change, the Tidal House aims to ebb and flow with the changing environment itself.
Crops grown on Martian soil have been deemed safe to eat
We'll be able to grow crops in Martian soil. And we know this because we've already done it here on Earth.
The Oliver by Matter is the crockpot of the 21st century
Meet the Oliver, a new slow cooker from San Francisco designers at Matter
Weekend Workshop: End backyard buzzing with a mosquito trap made from a tire
With Zika and other mosquito-borne illnesses causing a bit of a raucous lately, this DIY mosquito trap using an old car tire is the perfect weekend project.
Smart buttons from Kwik want to give Amazon Dash a run for its money
Kwik has raised $3 million to give Amazon a run for its money, especially in the form of button-based buying.
Innovative lens filter offers physical, on-camera control of color temperature
Icelava is lens filter that acts as an all-in-one color temperature adjuster, letting you adjust by hand how warm or cool your image is.
A photo of your hotel room can help fight sex trafficking
TraffickCam is working to help fight sex trafficking by asking people to submit photographs of hotel rooms they stay at throughout their travels.
Virtual Eye could be a potential lifesaver for military and first responders
A new virtual reality technology could help first responders and our military see into dangerous places without risking human life, all in real time.
With ten 3D printers and a robotic attendant, this automated fab lab doesn't need any human help
Tend.ai Has Created a Collaborative Robotics Startup That Can Multitask
Boston Dynamics serves up the stuff of nightmares with its ‘dancing’ SpotMini robot
Capable of inducing nightmares based solely on its dance moves, Boston Dynamics' SpotMini robot is the latest creation from the Massachusetts-based outfit.
New research paper from Google reveals what the company fears most about AI
Google's Published a New Paper Revealing What Could Go Wrong With AI
With some help from CGI, the shape-shifting Blackbird can look like any car
The Blackbird is a fully adjustable vehicle rig that can alter its chassis to match the dimensions of nearly any car.
Great Britain may be out of the EU, but bitcoin is definitely in the black
Even as stock markets and world currencies flail in vain at Brexit, the bitcoin suddenly spiked in value
As an energy infrastructure company that also sells cars, Tesla enters a new phase
Creating a sustainable, clean energy company reflects Tesla CEO's long-term business plan. Tesla cars will make money and spur the electric car market.
Green city or ghost city? Masdar a failed experiment in sustanainble planning
It was once heralded as the "city of possibilities," but over the last decade, Masdar has proven to be anything but that.
This scrappy Russian startup is beating Google and Facebook at facial recognition
Russian startup, NTechLab, has created a neural network for facial recognition which has attracted the attention of global companies and governments.
Meet Toru, the German robot that’s picking through your packages
Toru is a line of automated warehouse robots whose creators hope will make the picking and shipping industry far more efficient.