Teach your toddlers how to code with Cubetto, the wooden robot
Cubetto is an adorable little wooden robot that is specifically designed for pre-literate children that teaches the basics of computer programming and STEM
The Z4 Aurora projector is a full home entertainment system
When you've got the Z4 Aurora projector from XGIMI Technology in your home, your home entertainment system has never looked this good.
Scott Kelly is officially hanging up his space helmet
Record-setting astronaut and NASA darling Scott Kelly has announced his official departure from the agency, effective April 1.
Amazon’s Alexa perks up for NPR’s Weekend Edition
NPR discovered that one of its Listen Up segments about the Echo managed to trigger Amazon Echo's virtual assistant, Alexa, in a few listeners’ homes.
Scientists create chickens with dinosaur legs, because why not
Scientists have genetically modified genetically manipulated chickens to give them dinosaur legs.
Extinguish a fire by throwing this ball into it
Just think of it as a grenade in reverse -- when you throw the Elide Fire Ball into the flames, it creates an explosion that actually puts out a fire.
Buy solar power from your neighbor via the Brooklyn Microgrid
They say sharing is caring, and if we're going to care about anything collectively, our planet seems to be a good place to start.
Nearly all of the Fukushima clean-up robots have been destroyed by radiation exposure
Five years after their deployment to the site of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant meltdown, the remote-controlled robots have "died."
This virtual brushing simulator may help us make better toothbrushes
Researchers have developed a virtual brushing simulator with hopes of changing how we look at our toothbrushes.
Stem cell breakthrough allows scientists to grow and assemble human eyes
You'll soon be able to see the future with eyes grown in petri dishes.
GE has a crazy new plan to harvest CO2 from the atmosphere and use it to store solar energy
GE thinks it may have found a way to repurpose harmful greenhouse gases into a useful energy source -- harvesting CO2 to actually create new solar batteries
NASA delays InSight mission, says we won’t be going to Mars again until at least 2018
Following the discovery of minuscule leaks in a vacuum sphere that contains the lander's seismic instrument, NASA has been forced to delay its Mars mission.
Call him Connie, but Hilton’s new robot receptionist is powered by IBM’s Watson
On Wednesday, Hilton and IBM announced a collaboration that will bring a Watson-powered robot concierge into hotel lobbies across the United States.
A bionic fingertip just allowed a man to feel different textures
Scientists have allowed an amputee to actually "feel smoothness and roughness in real-time with an artificial fingertip."
Amazon is premiering Style Code Live, its first live show, tonight
Effectively becoming the QVC of the millennial generation, Amazon is launching its very first live show tonight, called Style Code Live.
The Pentagon is finally developing combat gear that fits the female form
The Pentagon is taking a closer look at their combat gear, and looking to create something that understands the difference between male and female bodies.
Flatev, the Keurig of bread, will make you a fresh tortilla in 60 seconds
Meet the Flatev, otherwise known as the Keurig of bread, that uses a pod to create a fresh corn or wheat tortilla in under a minute.
Cook your meals in under 20 minutes with Panasonic’s new countertop induction oven
Panasonic unveiled the world's very first Countertop Induction Over (CIO) at the International Home & Housewares Show