Researchers presented results of the cyborg-like technology at the American Chemical Society.

Notable mentions from the Jersey City Maker’s health hackathon contest will pique DIY’ers’ interest for both small and large 3D-printing projects.

Energy companies showed powerful growth last year, with the leaders posting some astounding numbers, according to Inc. magazine.

Current lithium-ion battery designs pose well-documented limitations and challenges so researchers are looking for ways to improve these energy-storage devices.

Identifying the ‘twist’ on the nanoscale using a new laser technique could change the way pharmaceuticals are developed.

Scientists have created electrolytes that can suppress growth in lithium-metal batteries, which require less recharging and can store more energy.

Here’s a look into a world where engineers garner the same media attention as celebrity entertainers.

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Tuner shop Barcroft Cars didn't like being intimidated by monster trucks and SUVs on the California freeway, so they built a 140 percent scale model of their classic 1959 VW Beetle.

The wearables giant has been making an impact in the fight against COVID-19. In June Fitbit was granted an EUA for a low-cost ventilator.

Scientists believe that in the future robots will be able to think and reason like humans, and researchers have developed a neurotransistor that mimics how brain neurons function using semiconductors.

Tiny polymer-based robot moves in reaction to stimuli and also could have medical applications to move cells.

The new Ram 1500 TRX off-road beast exploits Bilstein’s new Black Hawk shocks for maximum performance.

A combination of 3D printing and graffiti-inspired spraying allows for the design of interactive objects in various shapes.

When human workers have to social distance, what are robotics bringing to the table?