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Meet the floating robot inspired by Tinker Bell, Pokémon's Mew
14 Jul 2026
The lighter-than-air robot prototype was inspired by fictional characters like Tinker Bell, Pokémon’s Mew and Studio Ghibli’s Soot Sprites; it floats through the air and gently hovers indoors.
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MIT 3-D Prints Robots with Shock-Absorbing Skins
03 Oct 2016The new technology could potentially be used to improve the durability of drones, phones, shoes, and helmets. -
Video: Watch the Test Flight of a Four-Seat Hybrid Fuel Cell Plane
30 Sep 2016Source: Peter BrownThe aircraft’s fuel cells convert hydrogen into electricity to power the propeller. -
Video: Portable THC detection device, One-pedal cars, and more!
29 Sep 2016Source: Rich NorthrupA portable THC detection device could be a real buzz kill. Boeing will use touch screens on its next generation of triple-seven jets. And one-pedal driving is featured on the 2017 Chevy Bolt. -
Video: Watch Nissan’s Self-Driving Chair
28 Sep 2016Source: Peter BrownFor those who dislike having to wait in long lines -
Using 3-D Virtual Technology to Unwrap a 1,500-Year-Old Scroll
22 Sep 2016Source: Nicolette EmminoComputer scientists discovered and restored text on five complete wraps of the animal skin scroll, which will most likely never be physically opened for inspection, with the help of technology. -
Video: Engineers Create Biomedical Smart Fabrics to Save Lives
22 Sep 2016Source: Nicolette EmminoEngineers, designers, scientists and doctors at Drexel University have all teamed up to produce biomedical textiles to create a new line of smart clothing that could potentially save lives. -
Video: Robot Collisions Could be a Thing of the Past and more!
21 Sep 2016Source: Rich NorthrupResearchers at Georgia Tech say they have found a way to get multiple robots to work more closely together by developing what they call “minimally invasive” safety algorithms. -
Video: Understanding Engineering’s Appeal, Power Plant Output and Climate Warming and more!
19 Sep 2016Source: Rich NorthrupA study by researchers at Washington State and Purdue universities seeks to understand why “significantly” more women study engineering in some mostly Muslim countries than in the United States. -
Video: Uber Begins Self-Driving Ride-Hailing Service in Pittsburgh
15 Sep 2016Source: Peter BrownThe cars will still come with a safety driver in the front seat when the car has issues on the road. -
Video: Drones Fly Medical Samples, Engine Startup Produces a Big Emissions Puff and more!
14 Sep 2016Source: Electronics360 News DeskDrones are being used to improve healthcare for rural communities in Madagascar where delivery of care is hampered by poor or non-existent roads. -
Video: Swarm Robots Work Together Without Crashing Into Each Other
07 Sep 2016Source: Nicolette EmminoWhen engineers put together teams, or swarms, of robots, it is sometimes difficult to get them to work in unison—without crashing into one another. -
Video: Watch the First Movie Trailer Ever Created by IBM’s Watson
07 Sep 2016Source: Nicolette EmminoWho better to create a movie trailer about a film involving an artificially enhanced human than an artificial intelligence system like Watson? -
Video: Department of Energy Produces World’s Largest 3-D-Printed Object
31 Aug 2016Source: Peter BrownOak Ridge National Laboratory creates special tool for Boeing. -
Video: Watch an Autonomous 3-D Printed Robot Powered by Microfluid
26 Aug 2016Source: Peter BrownThe “Octobot” was created by Harvard University in order to advance soft robotics. -
Video: DARPA Challenges Hackers in a Las Vegas Competition, UAV Uses Weights to Bank and Turn and more!
23 Aug 2016Source: Electronics360 News DeskThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has named a team of Pittsburgh-based researchers as the winners of its Cyber Grand Challenge, an all-hacking tournament. -
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15 Aug 2016The UK government will allow Amazon to test several drone package delivery technologies. -
Video: Record-Breaking Camera Captures Rocket Tests in Detail
12 Aug 2016Source: Nicolette EmminoThe camera recorded propulsion video data that has never before been seen in such detail. -
Video: Johns Hopkins Students Devise a Battlefield Medical Device, St. Bernards Stand Beside for this Tracking Device and more!
08 Aug 2016Source: Electronics360 News DeakA battlefield explosion that injures a soldier's face or neck can block the critical air passage to the lungs, leading to death within minutes. -
Researchers Develop Interactive Dynamic Video for Touching VR Objects
02 Aug 2016Source: Nicolette EmminoIn real life, we can reach out and touch objects—poke them, push them, prod them—then watch them react as a result. In a video, it does not quite work like that, unless you are dealing with a new simulation system like the one developed at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab. -
Video: Solar-powered TV for Off-grid Use, Student-designed Robot to Handle Nuclear Fuel and more!
02 Aug 2016Cello Electronics has introduced a 22" LED television that is powered solely by the sun. The unit comes as a complete out-of-the-box solution with television, solar panel and smart antenna.
