A Breakthrough in 3D Printing Liquids Could Lead to Squishy, Flexible Gadgets
I’d be first in line for an iPhone that would bounce when dropped, instead of shattering.
I’d be first in line for an iPhone that would bounce when dropped, instead of shattering.
Experts in the field of Alzheimer’s disease are on the verge of redefining the devastating neurodegenerative disorder.
Using ingredients found in bones and teeth, Chinese researchers have developed wallpaper that sounds the alarm when heat and flames are detected.
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has created a safer way to mix explosive ingredients by building a working robotic version of human intestines.
Using eight reconfigurable legs, the BionicWheelBot can creepily crawl along the ground, but then transform into a wheel and roll at an alarming speed.
Huawei is kicking off a whole new race to fill the entire backside of phones with cameras starting with the triple cam arrangement on the new P20 Pro.
Researchers have created a new laser-based imaging system that can accurately calculate the distance to objects, even through a thick fog.
Which is particularly useful for endangered species.
Palladium reactor core not included.
The world of computer-controlled knitting is about to be blown wide-open.
We’ll give the robot some credit, it puts up a good fight against the goon trying to smack it.
"The evidence suggests a systematic strategic political communications campaign being directed at the UK designed to amplify the public harms of terrorist attacks."
An extra few minutes won't turn them into braindead morons.
Made from titanium, they can tackle any terrain and will always return to original tire shape.
This robo-pupper somehow manages to be adorable even without a head.
Wales is home to 500 spider species, and a bunch of them are endangered.
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