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A South African entrepreneur recently demonstrated that insects can be a valuable source of nutrients and that raising insects for food is completely harmless to the env…
Engineers at Penn State University have created a chip that can process and classify nearly 2 billion images per second.
A Japanese housing development company has invented a unique flood proof house idea, which not only prevents water from entering the house, it can also float on water.
Keeping the faith about the world of life hidden in the alien ocean of Enceladus or Europa, NASA has developed a swarm of tiny, good-swimming robots to prepare for speci…
The software upgrade will help the Mars Express onboard MARSIS tool get better signals, process data more efficiently, and last longer.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that maybe AI is the biggest risk facing human civilization.
For a year and a half, engineers at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois (USA) invented the world's smallest walking robot.
Researchers at the University of Texas and Oklahoma State University (USA) have developed an imaging chip.
Software engineer Margaret Hamilton was instrumental in helping the Apollo 11 astronauts land on the Moon and return safely to Earth.
The 'Wall of Wind' at Florida International University helps engineers test the strength of a building against winds of up to 257 km/h.
Professor Chen Tao's team at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering (NIMTE) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has invented biomimetic soft s…
The student-made Tastee Tape helps secure the fillings in the rolls so they don't fall out while cooking and eating.
Engineers have prepared many measures to help the robot Chuc Dung overcome the 6-month long Martian winter, many sandstorms with a temperature of -100 degrees Celsius.
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a paper-thin speaker that can turn any surface into a sound source.
For Crystal Owens, who holds a PhD in mechanical engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the pursuit of equal creme ratios in Oreos — which are pro…