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LED Lantern can be Squashed Down into a Flashlight

Nite Ize has also rolled out a mini lantern that can run at 100 lumens for eight hours.

Video: Public Drone Delivery Service Opens in Europe

Cleveron begins project for beach delivery of drinks in Estonia

Building Better Batteries

A comprehensive map of materials built by researchers has the potential to extend the environmental frontiers of commercial lithium-ion batteries.

New Technology Developed to Prevent Drowsy Driving

Panasonic Corporation has announced the development of a drowsiness-control technology for cars.

Video: Would You Make Calls on a Voice Powered Smart Ring?

Orii is a new gadget that turns a finger into a smartphone.

Video: The First Affordable 3D Printer Launches on Kickstarter

SparkMaker is bringing 3D printing to offices everywhere. The company has released their one-button desktop 3D printer that brings the quality associated with stereolithography at an affordable price.

New MOSFETs with the Lowest On-resistance Specifications Released

Toshiba has introduced four new 20-volt MOSFETs with some of the lowest on-resistance specifications in the industry.

The Importance of Testing Materials Before You Engrave

Testing will help ensure you don’t end up replacing a costly item that didn’t engrave the way you anticipated.

Video: Soft Robot Navigates Through Growth

Soft, pneumatic robotic prototypes move through obstacles toward a designated goal and grow into a free-standing structure.

The Role of the Relay Switch in Circuit Design

Relays have been around a long time: since the early 1800s and possibly before. In the world of technology, that is forever ago. Yet, the popular device finds its way into modern TVs, printers, stereo receivers and other products.

Intel Discontinues the Arduino 101 Developer Board

The company will end its production of the Curie module.

Using Robotics and Water to Reconstruct Complex Objects

A new 3D scanning technique offers a safe alternative to current tomography-based devices.

Magnetic Topological Semi-metal Promises More Efficient Electronics

A new magnetic topological semi-metal could pave the way to more energy efficient computers, televisions, cellphones and other electronics.

Deep Learning Removes Noise from Big Screen Animation Images

Researchers at UC Santa Barbra are developing technology based on artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning to eliminate the noise and enable production-quality rendering at higher speeds.