This food robot could 3D print a patty and grill it to your specifications inside of six minutes. Welcome to the future of food preparation.

Seagulls pooping is a surprisingly big problem. A screaming robot scarecrow developed by a company called Scaretech could help.

Smart wearables can reveal valuable information about your health. But they can make you considerably more anxious, too, a new report suggests.

A quantum version of Go could be even tougher for machine intelligence to beat. In the process, it could help develop even smarter A.I.

These firefighting drones locate blazes in action, launch a projectile with fire-extinguisher bombs attached, and then hover outside spraying foam.

Want to learn how to freestyle rap? A new A.I.-assisted game aims to teach you exactly that skill. Here's how it works.

Investigators from Microsoft and ETH Zurich have developed a quantum algorithm that could help cut down on CO2 by turning it into useful compounds.

Researchers are reviving deep-sea microbes that have been dormant for millions of years, since the time of the dinosaurs.

Researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne have managed to photograph the movement of light using an amazing high-speed camera.

What if you’re Blind or Visually Impaired, but for whatever reason do not have ready access to a guide dog to help you navigate? Theia can help.

Space tourism company Virgin Galactic today unveiled the luxury cabin design of its inaugural SpaceShipTwo vehicle, VSS Unity. Check it out.

Radio communications should travel perfectly through space, right? Well, not exactly. Unless you've got a so-called cognitive radio, that is.

Delivery robots are coming to a sidewalk near you — if they're not there already. Here are six of the companies building these next-generation delivery bots.

Earth’s orbit already has the International Space Station, but its oceans could soon be home to another kind of microgravity environment --the Proteus lab.

Amazon Scout, the e-commerce giant’s fully-electric autonomous delivery robots, are heading south. To Atlanta, Georgia and Franklin, Tennessee, specifically.

Deepfakes aren't easy to spot. This new approach, which looks for artifacts in machine learning-generated images, could help.

Researchers at MIT have created a deepfake video project depicting what would have happened if the 1969 moon landing went wrong. It's scarily compelling.

DNA storage is the future. So why not prove its efficacy by encoding the entire Wizard of Oz novel in the form of DNA?

Europe’s largest 3D printer was recently used to print an entire two-story house. Could this be the start of an affordable housing revolution? Some say yes.

Imagine if measuring your glucose levels was as simple as a quick glance at your wrist. That’s the promise of continuous glucose monitoring startup Movano.

Could virtual reality training help instill the right values and empathetic skill sets in the next generation of police?

Facebook has developed a new, cutting-edge artificial intelligence that’s able to distinguish up to five voices speaking simultaneously.

Scientists have restored the vision in blind rats by using a nanoparticle-based artificial retina prosthesis that can be injected directly into the eye.

In the age of coronavirus, live music gigs seem like something from another lifetime. Could virtual reality help bring them back?

Scientists have developed a high-tech removal approach for painful kidney stones best described as ultrasound tweezers. Here's how they work.

Researchers have discovered graphene's latest technological magic trick: Helping to safeguard next-generation perovskite solar cells from damage.

German automation company Festo is at it again. Its latest robots -- an autonomous bionic arm and a flying robot bird -- are here, and they're awesome.

You could own the 2001: A Space Odyssey astronaut suit worn by the film's main character, David Bowman. Well, provided you've got $200,000 to spare, that is.

Facebook scientists want to know more about what vacation snaps could reveal about travel behavior and the world’s most popular locations.

The U.S. Air Force and an A.I. company are launching a new type of satellite constellation that will be updatable in real time. Here's why that matters.

Fifty years ago today, AT&T debuted its first commercial Picturephone, allowing 1970s users to carry out Zoom-style video calls. It didn't exactly take off.

Two Google executives said Friday that bias in A.I. is hurting marginalized communities, and that more needs to be done to ensure that this does not happen.

Could a a bubble-blowing drone help fill in for declining bee populations when it comes to pollinating flowers? It sounds crazy. It might just work.

A new robot carries out coronavirus-hunting swab tests without the doctor having to be in the same room. It looks supremely uncomfortable.

Upper body robot exosuit features two articulated arms which guide users through various preprogrammed exercises that can be customized for each patient.

Researchers at ETH Zurich Computational Robotics Lab have created a cutting robot that can turn a block of styrofoam into just about any shape you can imagine.

Researchers at the U.K.'s University of Bath have created the first motion capture suit for dogs. Because why should humans get to have all the mo-cap fun?

Could the answer to mass-producing cancer drugs be ... genetically modified goats? It might sound kind of crazy, but it makes a surprising amount of sense.