A Danish startup called Serpentides is making a new type of antivenom that’s easier to produce, significantly lower in cost, and could be used by anyone.

Remember those arcade grabbing machines, forever immortalized in Toy Story as the godlike entity known as “The Claw”? This is the same -- but way bigger.

The past 12 months have given us no shortage of big breakthroughs and amazing applications of robotics technology. Here's a quick recap of our favorites

Here's a rundown of the six biggest developments, shifts, and emerging themes that popped up in the world of artificial intelligence in the year 2020.

Regular layer-by-layer 3D printing is old news compared to a new technique developed by an international team of engineers. Here's how it works.

This opens the door to autonomous inspection and repair of wind turbines, BladeBUG founder Chris Cieslak told Digital Trends.

A more brainlike artificial neural network is helping make robot hands smarter than ever. Check this one out in action.

Holograms have been around for decades now, but more as a novelty than a crucial technology that everyone uses. PORTL thinks it can change that.

The paperless office has been promised for years without fully materializing. In terms of sustainability, Epson's new machine is the next best thing.

This is the latest consumer-assisting technology developed by robot lawyer company, DoNotPay. Here's how it works.

Deep learning A.I. powers all sorts of technologies. It may be helping to power climate change as well.

Disney Research has built a robot with uncanny valley-like gaze interaction that’s so realistic you'll be convinced you’re looking at a real person.

How do you back up the world’s endangered coral supplies? Simple: With a giant, ultrasecure above-ground bunker in Australia.

Firefighting is one of the rare jobs that we're happy to hand over to machines. Here's a look at the most advanced firefighting bots in the biz.

For vocally impaired people, a huge source of frustration is the inability to easily communicate thoughts to friends and family. This tech could change that.

The research lead for Facebook’s Hearing Science lab tells Digital Trends about the exciting possibilities of AR glasses.

This CRISPR gene-editing technique has been successfully demonstrated on mice so far. Could humans be next?

SpaceX is expanding the beta test for its ambitious Starlink satellite internet constellation, according to an email sent to those who expressed interest.

White Castle is upping its investment in Flippy robotic chefs for its kitchens, expanding from just one location to 10.

Ex-Hollywood practical effects artist Roger Holzberg is on a mission to revolutionize aquariums. How? By replacing the animals with hyperrealistic robots

Between this, robot delivery drivers and autonomous cars, the streets of the near-future are going to look very, very different.

Machine learning needs to be shown large numbers of examples before it can successfully recognize objects. That could be about to change.

Even the most dedicated of timekeepers would struggle to record the event recently measured by researchers from Germany’s Goethe University Frankfurt.

As the land burns, Dragon Eggs rain down from the sky, exploding into flames as they hit. A scene from Game of Thrones? No! A solution to a very real problem.

Home workout equipment is in the midst of a technological revolution, and now that the pandemic has forced gyms to close, it is accelerating rapidly.

Can a machine be creative? Many would argue no — it's the programmer who is being creative. But with Aida, making that distinction isn't so easy

This inflatable scooter concept developed by researchers in Japan could be tweaked by users to fit their own design requirements.

Facebook has made a donation to Bletchley Park, the English location that doubled as a center for Allied code-breaking during World War II.

Remember the movie Fantastic Voyage where a submarine shrinks down to microscopic size to explore the human body? It's like that, but in virtual reality.

From the ashes of big AR startups like Magic Leap and Daqri, Envisics hopes to deliver the world's first truly useful augmented reality system -- in your car.

Pixelor isn't just a Pictionary-playing A.I. — it's a groundbreaking new tool that's helping us teach machines to understand human intentions.

Scientists finally discovered why fish have scales: They reduce drag. Now, those same scientists want to put scales on passenger planes to save fuel.

This newly launched email system scans through your inbox looking for ways to save you time and money. Here's how it works.

How do you make battling poachers more proactive and less reactive? With 3D-printed decoy eggs that reveal the whereabouts of thieves, of course.

Announced Tuesday, Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel, and Andrea Ghez will share the 114th Nobel Prize for their pioneering work on black holes.

A nuclear thermal propulsion system will enable the U.S. military to carry out missions in cislunar space, the area between the Earth and the orbit of the moon.

Tech could help users to prepare for seizures such as falls or other injuries that might arise from epilepsy sufferers being caught unawares.

The United Kingdom's highest court tossed out a case that would've established that machines can be creative and win patents for their inventions