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Travel to Far-Flung Lands with “Realities,” a New Kind of Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality

Witness the magic, and explore the world like never before.

This 3D Bioprinter Could Revolutionize Tissue Engineering by Printing Skin
Evolution

The biopen is a tool that can be held in the surgeon's hands that allows them to custom-create cartilage.

Microsoft Is Developing a New JARVIS-Like Artificial Intelligence System
Artificial Intelligence

We are working to bring Tony Stark’s JARVIS to life.

Meet The Spectre 13—the World’s Thinnest Laptop from HP
Future Society

This laptop from HP is only 10.4 mm thick.

A 3D Printed Skull Just Saved a Child’s Life
3D Printing

3D printing continues to prove its value in patient care and pre-surgery prep.

WiFi-Connected, Autonomously Driven Trucks are Heading Our Way
Internet Of Things

And they could save lives by making the road a safer place.

Robo-Dogs: Japanese Scientists Upgrade Their SAR Dogs
Artificial Intelligence

Get ready. Robo-dogs are coming to the rescue

This $10 Laser Uses Your Smartphone to Turn a Wheelchair into an Autonomous Vehicle
Self-Driving Vehicles

Off-the-shelf parts and a $10 laser are the key to making autonomous vehicles.

Singapore is Getting the World’s First Fully Autonomous Taxi Service This Year
Self-Driving Vehicles

The taxi driver of tomorrow may be...no one.

Scientists Uncover a Jupiter-Sized Planet in a Triple-Star System
Off-World

Time to get out your sunglasses.

Watch: Blue Origin Lands Its Rocket For The Third Time
Blue Origin

We have entered the era of reusable rockets.

Samsung Patents Smart Contact Lenses With a Built-in Camera
Virtual Reality

Meet the contact lenses that can project images straight into your eyes.

Astronomers Find the Purest Oxygen Atmosphere Ever Discovered—On a White Dwarf
Off-World

A white dwarf discovered by Brazilian astronomers has an atmosphere of almost pure oxygen.

Pulsar Finally Found in the Andromeda Galaxy
Off-World

It was found by culling through old data from the XMM-Newton X-ray telescope.

LG Unveils the World’s Fastest Wireless Charger, and It’s as Fast as Wired Charging
Robots and Machines

LG's new tech can take your phone from 0 to 50 percent charge in just 30 minutes.

Scientists Find a Mysterious New State of Matter in a 2-Dimensional Material
Physics

And this state causes electrons - thought to be indivisible building blocks of nature - to break into pieces.

Now You Can Bike to the Future with the New “Electrified S”
Robots and Machines

For $3,500 you can bike and connect to the Internet at the same time.

Genetic Engineering Creates Piglets That Are Immune to Deadly Disease
Prosthetics and Devices

Scientists have genetically engineered pigs to be resistant to a devastating disease.

Virtual Reality Can Use Sound to Better Control Pain
Virtual Reality

So, you can distract yourself from feeling pain.

TW Hydrae: The Planet That Shouldn’t Exist
From Quarks to Quasars