Flippy, the world's first burger-flipping robot, has started work at a burger joint in California, and could be employed at 50 more outlets before long.
CIMON the "flying brain" is heading to the International Space Station this summer to show off its A.I. smarts and assist crew members with a range of tasks.
A set of symbols for various functions on Japan's high-tech toilets have now been officially recognized by the International Organization for Standardization.
Ford is testing out how it can incorporate its self-driving technology into commercial efforts such as meal and package delivery, and ridesharing services.
The Amazon Plants Store targets green-fingered shoppers on the hunt for new succulents, shrubs, annuals, and perennials to brighten up their home or garden.
A drone enthusiast recently flew his quadcopter over Apple Park, but the machine failed in mid-air, sending it crashing onto the building's solar roof.
Sports photography looks like a lot of fun, but it doesn't come without risks, as these professional shooters at the Winter Olympics discovered last week.
Tokyo street photographer Lee Chapman likes to get close to his subjects, and often considers it a bonus if they look right at the camera. We asked the Brit about his work, and how he captures striking portraits of the city's many colorful characters.