Simon Weckert, a Berlin-based artist, tricked the renowned app into thinking that a completely empty street is bursting with traffic. | Continue reading
A team of physicists and chemists from the University of Bristol are working towards using nuclear waste from disused power plants to generate diamond battery power. | Continue reading
The European Union says that having the same charging port for all smartphones would minimize electronic waste and help consumers. Apple disagrees. | Continue reading
Tesla toppled both GM and Ford. | Continue reading
The world of science fiction exoskeletons is here thanks to a new robotics company called Sarcos. The company partnered with Delta Air Lines to launch a public demonstration of the exoskeleton suite at CES2020 and it lets people lift a massive weight with ease. | Continue reading
Cubbit, an Italian startup, is building the next-generation of cloud computing. | Continue reading
Get ready to feel physical objects in virtual reality environments. Teslasuit to unveil its VR-powered Glove at CES2020 in Las Vegas in January. | Continue reading
The researchers had to use two supercomputers in their study. | Continue reading
Paper engineer and graphic designer, Alex Gwynne, created a 3D printable paper illustration of Tesla's newly unveiled Cybertruck, the truck now fits into your pocket. | Continue reading
The Øresund Bridge is a marvel of modern engineering. In total, the bridge/tunnel stretches 12 kilometers, connecting Denmark and Sweden. | Continue reading
Researchers are targeting the treatment of pancreatic cancer. | Continue reading
MIT engineers created a new circuity that uses magnetic waves instead of electricity. | Continue reading
An NGO, GivePower, designed and installed a solar-powered desalination plant in Kenya last year, bringing potable water to 35,000 people each day. | Continue reading
Is it true that the world's richest people are smarter or luckier than everyone else? The answer might surprise you. | Continue reading
The system can also be used for cleaning solar panels. | Continue reading
An aerospace engineer couldn't bear the unanswered question of whether or not Tesla's new Cybertruck's aerodynamics worked well, so he tested it out for himself. | Continue reading
On a farm near Moscow, the cows are walking around with VR goggles strapped to their heads in an effort to improve their living conditions, relax them, with the ultimate goal for them to produce more milk. | Continue reading
The Massachusetts State Police say Spot used to help troopers in dangerous situations. | Continue reading
The artificial intelligence can pick up subtle signs of liver failure. | Continue reading
The novel printer can have many future applications. | Continue reading
When technology is used against itself, surprising things can happen — as was seen in Chile where protestors rallied together to bring down a police drone by pointing their lasers at it. | Continue reading
Tech companies "made a deal with the devil," the famous whistleblower said. | Continue reading
Microsoft tried a 4-days work policy in its Japan office and it raised the productivity of employees. | Continue reading
Why don’t planes fly over Tibet? There is a common aviation rule when it comes to planes soaring over this particular part of the earth. | Continue reading
Unlike fine wines, websites typically do not age well. Have you ever wondered what are the oldest websites from the 80s and 90s still online today? Here are the top 12 we picked for you. You won't believe these websites still exist! | Continue reading
Say goodbye to single-use plastics, say hello to multi-purpose reusable banana leaves. | Continue reading
In a bid to try and keep machine learning and science data as simple as possible, Netflix has open-sourced its Polynote platform. | Continue reading
The findings may lead to new treatments for arthritis. | Continue reading
A group of scientists developed a new material that can efficiently capture and convert CO2. | Continue reading
You'll be surprised to see how slow the speed of light looks like, viewed from space. | Continue reading
The investigation outlines concerns from some owners that the battery management software update was due to a defect. | Continue reading
The new toilets would offer ongoing built-in stool and urine analysis monitoring. | Continue reading
The hives of Australian stingless bees have an intricate, clockwise spiraling design and each hive features only one entrance. | Continue reading
Researchers have engineered a new type of tiny vibration-powered 3D-printed robots. | Continue reading
Studying animals in the wild may have become a lot simpler thanks to researchers from Oxford University. | Continue reading
Planes would fly at high altitudes, spraying millions of tons of particles around the planet to create a massive chemical cloud that would cool the surface. | Continue reading
China is planning on building a large-scale rain-making network to secure water supply. The weather modification system uses chambers to burn fuel to produce silver iodide that forms rain clouds. | Continue reading
The Hyatt Regency Hotel walkway collapse is the worst structural engineering disaster in history that should never have happened. | Continue reading
A new impressive step in soft robotics. | Continue reading
The technology resembles something out of a spy movie and is currently being developed with support and funding from the Department of Defense. | Continue reading
The device works by using pairs of entangled microwave photons. | Continue reading
Friction Stir Welding or FSW is a welding method that uses heat from friction to join two metals. Invented in 1991, friction stir welding has since become an industry favorite. | Continue reading
An old Japanese tradition might help to create an impressive engineering framework. | Continue reading
Researchers have come up with a simple and accurate method that tracks eyes to measure sleep loss. | Continue reading
After failing his attempt last week, the French inventor finally crossed the English channel on his flyboard. | Continue reading
Scientists at UCLA studied a star for more than two decades and concluded Einstein's theory of general relativity still holds up. | Continue reading
Researchers were able to create black nano gold that can be used to convert C02 to fuel. | Continue reading
A team of researchers have built a 3D model one twelfth of the size of the real Stonehenge, in England. The team discovered the extraordinary acoustic capacities of the structure. | Continue reading