Is Apple secretly developing a breakthrough device to help diabetics?
Apple is reportedly working on a breakthrough device that could help up to half a billion diabetics worldwide.
MorphoSource platform uses X-ray images to let researchers study dead specimens
Researchers at Duke University are trying to replicate the contents of natural history museums in digital form through MorphoSource.org.
Artificial organ may help patients form the cancer-fighting cells they need
Cancer-fighting artificial organ can transform blood stem cells into the white blood cells that are used to bolster our immune systems.
Watch the highest-resolution broadcast from outer space yet on April 26
In the highest resolution live space broadcast yet, NASA pros will be discussing what's next for imaging tech.
Vomit-inducing thrill ride reads your heart rate and muscle tension, then speeds up accordingly
Artist Daniël de Bruin has built a thrill ride that reads his heart rate and muscle tension, and uses this data to know when to speed up.
Tarzan the Robot will swing over the heads of farmers to monitor their crops
Georgia Institute of Technology's Tarzan-inspired robot will swing on high-wires to help farmers monitor their crops.
This innovative air-powered wheelchair is totally waterproof because it has no electronic parts
Air-powered wheelchair is waterproof, lightweight, and doesn’t need its batteries to be replaced at great cost every year.
Newly created superfluid defies physics, accelerates backward when you push it
Scientists have created a superfluid that doesn’t accelerate in the direction you push it, but backwards instead.
Here’s a retro-styled Bluetooth keyboard that you might actually want to use
Retro-styled keyboards appear to be gaining in popularity recently, but the Penna looks like a solid effort you might actually want to use.
Yuneec’s budget Breeze drone gains live-streaming capability in latest update
The $499 Breeze drone has a new feature - livestreaming. The addition is part of a new app update launched this week.
Uplifting sports bra uses smart sensors to make sure you stay feeling zen
A new high-tech sports bra reminds you when you need to stand up straight, or when to calm down and breathe.
Bad doodler? Artificial intelligence can fix that too with Google’s AutoDraw
Can't draw? With Google's new AutoDraw, it's no biggie since your sketches will be replaced by figures from actual artists.
Parihug is a stuffed animal that lets you hug your loved ones from a distance
A new Kickstarter campaign for an innovative stuffed animal toy lets you send hugs to a loved one -- even when they are nowhere near you.
Catch some rays while Honda's Miimo robotic lawn mower does your chores for you
Meet Miimo, a robotic mower that promises to be "convenient, intelligent, and automated" to provide you with the "ultimate in lawn mowing."
Robots help off-site doctors diagnose sports concussions from afar
Researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern and Mayo Clinic have used a telepresence robot to diagnose head injuries.
This mouse mimics human immune response to help spot potential flu pandemics
Scientists in Germany have developed a transgenic mouse that could help spot new flu virus strains with the potential to cause a pandemic.
Chainless is a new kind of bike that your shoelaces will just love
Your eyes aren't deceiving you. This is indeed a chainless bicycle known as Chainless, powered instead by tungsten gears and RTS technology.
Japan has plans to drill through the earth’s crust and reach the mantle
Scientists in Japan are planning to be the first group in history to successfully drill down into Earth’s mantle.
Scientists have figured out the physics behind massive rogue waves in the ocean
Scientists have worked out that giant Draupner waves in the ocean are caused by the wind and they re-created it in a lab to prove it.
Humanity’s last stand? AlphaGo to battle world’s best Go player in China
DeepMind's AlphaGo will take on Ke Jie, the world's top-ranked human player, at The Future of Go Summit in Wuzhen, China on May 23.
These 3D printed hermit crab shells are the swankiest digs a crustacean could ever have
Japanese artist Aki Inomata has spent the past several years creating 3D-printed shelters for hermit crabs, resembling major cities.
Crazy Circuits are Lego-based electronics kits delivered to your door
Innovative subscription service Crazy Circuits aims to make learning about electronics as easy as building a Lego set.
By digitizing art collection, Absolut Art hopes to make art more accessible
Meet Absolut Art, the new digital platform looking to democratize international art at a time when access to global perspectives is key.
Test drive mobility devices on your own time with WeDrive from WHILL
Mobility has never been quite so...mobile. On Monday, WHILL, the power mobility device maker, launched a new service called WeDrive
Let's get ready to robo rumble! Japan and USA teams set for giant mech battle in August
We finally know when the giant robot duel, pitting California's Megabots robot against Japanese robotics company Suidobashi, will take place.
Sleepless nights for new parents may be over thanks to the Max Motor Dreams
Meet the Max Motor Dreams, a crib that simulates the gentle hum and vibrations of a moving car, without the need for a driver or any gas.
Climate change could make your flights a lot more turbulent in the future
As per a new study from the University of Reading, climate change could be making your plane rides considerably more turbulent
How to convert a container ship into a world-class superyacht explorer
Most superyachts focus on sun decks and swimming platforms. Shackleton's Vard-1-08 Kilkea is designed for more hardy explorers.
Purify your wine for a delectable drinking experience with the Üllo Wine tool
If you can’t go to Napa Valley, bring Napa Valley to you. It’s not so difficult if you have Üllo Wine, a new tool that promises to purify vino
CNC cutting machine can slice foam into any shape you desire
P400 is a CNC desktop cutter that uses not wood or plastic, but rather cheap and the normally disposable polystyrene.
Driverless shuttles are now being tested in London
A trial of autonomous public transport is currently taking place in London. Here's what you need to know about it.
Weekly Rewind: Flying taxis, cheap shipping container homes, and more
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.
The nature-inspired Smartflower is a smart solar panel that follows the sunlight
Meet Smartflower, described as "a fully integrated, plug-and-play solar system that powers your world with clean energy."