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Robotic arms and sewerless sanitation systems make the roster.

They’re not the only airline with cameras installed in seats.

The naturally-occuring hydrogel polymer in the crustacean's shell is both rugged and flexible.

US warplanes sold to the country in the 1970s get homegrown hacks to keep them operational.

The lego-based prosthetic arms took years for David Aguilar to put together.

Clothing made from yarn coated with carbon nanotubes automatically adapts to temperature.

Kick back, relax, and play a little weekend catch-up with us.

New and chilling video technology blurs the line between truth and lies.

The robot uprising just got weirder

A recent paper offers grounds for optimism

Microsoft’s newest tech offers a masterclass in coming on too strong

Realtors are already utilizing the AI-powered chatbot for everything from listings to legal documents

A lot of new technology seems unconcerned about your digital security

A potential solution to a timeless problem

A potential self-driving feature, on the other hand...

Robin Sloan has some intriguing recommendations

We're at the frontier of a disturbing movement dubbed "grief tech"

If it ain't broke... basically just improve the battery life

Forget the metaverse: ARHT’s affordable tech promises an engaging, interactive and 3-D future

Lionsgate recently used the tech to remove 30 f-bombs from "Fall" and lower its rating

The company cited inflation as a factor

A new batch of properties are doing everything they can to make sure guests use their vacation to disconnect

Science keeps getting weirder

You can only get Ye's new album via his own Stem Player, which is a surprisingly interesting handheld music mixing board