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Most of us don't need a landline anymore-- 41 percent of Americans no longer have one. But along with that old-fashioned ringer went a straightforward way to communicate, one that didn't require tech know-how or parental controls.
Move over, McFly!
SELF-HEALING MATERIAL COULD INSTANTLY FIX AIRPLANE WINGS MID-FLIGHT
It will send a chill down the spine of anyone who has watched a cockroach escape into a seemingly impossibly small gap.
Researchers have devised a new formula for calculating the maximum efficiency of thermoelectric materials, the first new formula in more than a half-century, designed to speed up the development of new materials suitable for practical use.
A high-strength steel could help auto manufacturers in their quest to meet future fuel efficiency requirements.
For someone suffering from paralysis or limited mobility, visiting with other people is extremely difficult. Scientists have been working on a revolutionary brain-machine approach in order to restore a sense of independence to the disabled.
Those telltale layered stripe marks all over a 3D-printed object might soon be a thing of the past thanks to a new high-res printing technique that's actually capable of creating 3D objects smaller than a red blood cell.
Tesla Motors Inc Battery Technology Maybe Up Against New Flow Battery That Is Cheaper, Lives Longer
For decades, speed has belonged to the fire and metal of internal combustion. Muscle has been reserved for the ranks of large displacement engines, superchargers, and turbos.
Origami-inspired engineering could enable flexible electronics that one day make their way into clothing and even human bodies.
If a quadcopter drone and helicopter somehow reproduced, the offspring would be a Volocopter.
superconducting electronics. Physicists at UC San Diego have developed a new way to control the transport of electrical currents through high-temperature superconductors--materials discovered nearly 30 years ago that lose all resistance to electrici
BUT WE LOVE THEM ANYWAY
DEVICE THAT HELPS BLIND PEOPLE SEE WITH THEIR TONGUES JUST WON FDA APPROVAL
A couple of miles outside the town of Page, three 775-foot-tall caramel-colored smokestacks tower like sentries on the edge of northern Arizona's sprawling red sandstone wilderness.
Yes, they went there. A little-known startup energy storage company called UET just announced a major milestone for its latest flow battery project, and the folks over there couldn't resist the opportunity to take a poke at the much-publicized Tesl
Robotics experts have developed microrobotic tentacles that can be the hands and fingers of small robots designed to safely handle delicate objects.
Finnish engine manufacturer Wärtsilä must be a fascinating place to visit. The company manufactures some of the most mind-bendingly enormous marine diesel engines in the world, like the record-breaking, 89-foot high, 44-foot long, 110,000 horsepowe
If you think controlling your TV with your mind is the stuff of science fiction, think again.
MOTO POGO the Self Balancing Motorcycle
The wheelchair is electric powered and balances on two wheels while driving on even ground. To climb and descend stairs or overcome bigger obstacles a set of tracks can be lowered dynamically to keep the user level at all times.
Armor can be light, durable, and effective, but rarely all three at the same time. New research from the University of Texas Austin has a new solution: a honeycomb shape, but one durable enough to reform after impact.
Samsung recently announced the creation of an innovative 'Safety Truck' that is designed with a giant video display on the back.
New airport technology unveiled at the Paris Air Show this week by French company Thales promises robots to replace immigration officers.
This novel idea is providing a space for the homeless while at the same time re-purposing a retiring vehicle.
Scientists report the development of two novel devices that derive power directly from evaporation -- a floating, piston-driven engine that generates electricity causing a light to flash, and a rotary engine that drives a miniature car.
SpaceX is building a hyperloop, Elon Musk's fantastical, futuristic transport tube capable of moving people and freight at speeds of 760 miles per hour.
Time to dust off those blueprints and get building
Flexible electronic patches are the next big thing for better skin and beyond.
