Far Out Tech: Page 9
Want to Run Faster? This Old-School Concept Might Hold the Answer.
You have to see this new take on the traditional jetpack.
Engineers Are Developing Tech That Could Make Airplanes More Human
Think about airplanes -- covered in skin.
A Smart Helmet That Gives Riders Eyes in the Backs of Their Heads
Heads up, riders. This Android-powered skull protector is driving motorcycle safety into the digital age.
This Robotic Butler Could Make Your Next Hotel Stay...Interesting
A California hotel recently hired a new high-tech employee: a robot butler named A.L.O.
How $10,000 Can Score You a Self-Driving Car (Sort Of)
San Francisco-based Cruise Automation has created a new gadget that gives any car self-driving capabilities.
This High-Tech Spray Eats Smog, Turns Surfaces Into Self-Cleaning Germ-Killers
With a spray of this futuristic wonder cleaner, who needs soap, water and elbow grease?
Forget Drones. 'RoboBees' and 'RoBirds' Take Flight.
Taking robotics to new heights, scientists and engineers are developing electronic bees and birds to help solve some critical environmental issues.
These Motorized 'Rocket Skates' Are For Real
Hoverboards? Jetpacks? Self-driving cars? So yesterday. Meet the motorized roller skate.
3 Unusual Ways Smart Tech Meets Fashion
At the convergence of fashion and tech there are many interesting and bizarre applications of wearable technology.
This Handy Gadget Is Like Google Glass For Your Car
Navdy projects turn-by-turn directions onto the road in front of you, and allows you to answer calls by just waving your hand.
Meet Plantoid, the Robot That Grows Like the Roots of a Plant
Robots do all kinds of amazing things, but this is the first one to actually grow.
Take a Look: Researchers Aim to Create Vision-Correcting Displays
Have trouble seeing? No worries. A team of university researchers is developing displays that can adjust itself depending on your prescription.
This Traveling Robot Isn't Just a Pile of Junk on the Side of the Road
No joke: A robot made of an old bucket, galoshes and a computer 'brain' is attempting to hitchhike across Canada.
Fade to 'Vantablack': Scientists Invent a Material So Black Your Eyes Can't See It
And you thought plain black was the darkest color known to man. Blink again.