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While tech companies such as Google have been getting attention for their self-driving cars,...

More than a decade after losing his left hand in an accident, Dennis Aabo...

Engineers at Iowa State University have developed cloaking technology that could help make stealth aircraft even...

Drivers of certain Hyundai vehicles could be at risk of crashing during rainy or...

Just when you think you’ve heard enough about defective air bags, NHTSA announces even...

Although it is possible to remove greenhouse gases from the air, the process has...

SAE International’s G-18 committee is working to publish AS6023, a new standard that applies...

Scientists at Swiss research university EPFL have developed an elastic electronic circuit. They say...

The United States Navy is developing a hybrid Lidar-Radar system to see and communicate...

When Muhammad Mustafa Hussain visited Bangladesh years ago, he noticed that many of the children he met were very talented and eager to learn about electronics, despite having very limited resources. He visited the local school and showed the students how they could use inexpensive household materials to make their own basic electronics. He says that seeing the “joy of discovery” on their faces inspired his current research project: a multi-sensor artificial skin made using only items found in a typical household.