Watch this next-gen combat suit take a brutal beating
Unified Weapons Master is back with a new and improved version of its high-tech body armor: the Lorica Mk II
Triton ‘artificial gill’ creators cancel $800K Indiegogo campaign, re-launch with new video
The creators of the controversial Triton scuba mask have canceled their crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, and relaunched with additional information.
This $99 box transforms any smartphone into a 3D printer. No, seriously
Unveiled at Maker Faire New York last week, OLO is designed to take any smartphone under the sun and transform it into a fully-functional 3D printer.
This automated store in Sweden doesn’t have any human employees — only a smartphone app
This automated store in Viken, Sweden, is entirely unmanned. Patrons must use a smarphone or tablet to enter and purchase goods from it.
Robot roundup: Meet the best (and sometimes most bizarre) bots in Barcelona
As one of the premiere tech events of the year, Mobile World Congress 2016 hosted a broad range of technologies and this year, we saw more robots than ever.
Meet the Ardumower: a 3D-printed robotic lawn mower you can build for under $300
The Ardumower is a DIY robotic lawn mower that you can print and assemble yourself for about $250-$300.
3Doodler Start is a new low-temperature 3D printing pen designed for kids
It looks, feels, and operates almost exactly like the original 3Doodler, but the filament it uses can be melted at relatively low temperatures.
This modular exoskeleton lets disabled children walk on their own two feet
The Phoenix exoskeleton is essentially a wearable robot that augments and enhances the wearer's movements.
Scientists plan to use genetically engineered mosquitoes to fight the spread of Zika virus
To stop the spread of a disease that causes birth defects, scientists will use genetic engineering to give mosquitoes birth defects.