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The new generation of robots is softer and gentler.
Genome sequencing of infant found in Alaska reveals new Native American Population
Old-school radio is getting a revamp.
Rejoice, ye clumsy-fingered!
The range of cheetahs is becoming smaller and smaller -- as is their population.
It's a discovery that has everyone excited.
Super Mario is better for your brain than taking piano lessons.
This could soon pave the way for real, functioning organs.
Smart or lazy?
The future of shoes might be graphene.
Lamborghini wants to replace batteries with supercapacitors and have an engine for each wheel.
The required hardware is inconvenient, however.
It could help reduce fuel consumption and make the winter roads safer.
Instead of consuming less, we're consuming more.
Carbon nanotubes are one of the most promising materials humanity is looking into today -- problem is, they tend to break when mixed with anything else.
Humans had the upper hand for now. In the long run, though, drones prove more reliable.
How long until someone will train an AI to trick this AI?
This could be a game changer.
Hello sir, it is me, the Nigerian prince.
Zoom in on that license plate. Yes, I see it clearly now...
Now this will impress your friends.
Humans weren't necessarily better than the Neanderthals, they just moved around more.
Spider silk in your ear? For once, that sounds like a good idea.
A creative solution could ease concrete's strain on the environment.
Could AIs be... creative?
"It's a great privilege to find something so rare, something so historically important," researchers commented.
An incredible find.
A winding discussion about neuroscience, technology, and mouse mazes.
Walk a mile in these shoes.
It went under in 1924, claiming the lives of 25 crewmembers.
It could save countless lives.
In a new advancement, scientists developed an algorithm that can identify sick plants based on sight alone.
Ever tried really hard to pinpoint your very first memory? Doctors say it has something to do with hippocampus overload.
More research needs to be done.
Stabby stabby!
A rather glaring design flaw was recently discovered.
Someone send Samsung the memo.
Moderation is key.
You could say she... manurefactures them.
From fallen leaves to hi-tech electronics.
It could start a self-reinforcing loop.
The best part? The spiders themselves produce it.
It's ridiculous how many times I've yawned writing this.
It's had hours upon hours of simulation training to learn the basics.
It could be a cure for humans too!
I guess we can all be current benders now!
They used their power for good, not evil.
Medical technology is entering a new era.
Robots are now beating us at computer games.
Follow the buzz.
