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• Video: Vocktails – Virtual Cocktails

  Dieting might not be so hard if unhealthy foods and drinks did not taste so good. A new device from the National University of Singapore (NUS) could let you

• Earth-like Planet Discovered, Most Likely Candidate For Life

  The planet, known as Ross 128b, is located a mere 11 light-years from Earth, and will one day become the closest exoplanet to our Sun, dethroning our current

• Build Our Own Internet, To Save Net Neutrality

  The Federal Communications Commission in the US is preparing a full repeal of net neutrality rules that require broadband providers to give consumers equal

• A Simple Product That Supplies Free Water

  Raindrops are sensationally mesmerizing to look at, but the Raindrop is an entertaining product that plays with the banal, limited traditional outside gutter.

• Amazon Patents Self-destructing Drones

  A series of patents has given an insight into how e-commerce giant, Amazon, is addressing concerns around drone deliveries and to convince the public that it

• Ai Will Replace Humans, So Says Stephan Hawking

  O.K, that's a bit extreme, but it’s been a war of words with the nerds so far over AI: Elon Musk has been sounding off on the dangers of an autonomous

• Video: Exoskeleton Helps Ford Workers Reach Higher!

  Ford's automotive assembly lines need workers to be constantly reaching overhead, and a whole day of doing so can really take a toll on their back, neck

• Video: Origami Robot Can Lift 1,000 Times Their Body Weight

  Harvard researchers from the Wyss Institute and MIT's computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory have developed origami-inspired robot

• Video: Artificial Meteor Showers Planned For Japan In 2019

  Meteors are some of nature's most spectacular moments to see as they dash through Earth's atmosphere. Mankind is catching up as the artificial

• Robots Are Being Deployed To Shoo Homeless People

  A robot produced by Silicon Valley startup Knightscope is being used to shoo homeless people in San Francisco. The device is being used by the society in the