2,018 drones take to the air in new world record

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The Beluga XL coming in for a landing after its maiden flight

Flying whale: Airbus BelugaXL takes flight

This is the first art gallery that is designed to be semi-submerged and visitors must swim ...

The Sculpture Coralarium: The world's first semi-submerged tidal art gallery

Archaeologists have opened the giant black sarcophagus discovered in Alexandria two weeks ago

Giant black sarcophagus opened to reveal three skeletons

Electronic stickers can turn ordinary toy blocks into high-tech sensors connected to the "Internet of Things"

Electronic stickers to step up Internet of Things expansion

Intel's Shooting Star drones first emerged in 2016

2,018 drones take to the air as Intel sets yet another world record

The SHRIMP program seeks to advance the development of multi-functional mm-to-cm scale robotics platforms

DARPA's tiny robots to have a big impact on disaster relief

Ultime Ti has a planetary gear system built into the drive-side crank

Torque-multiplying crankset promises cyclists more bang for their buck

The 2018 V6 Café Racer is the first Levis motorcycle to be produced in 80 years

Levis Motorcycles comes back to life with the V6 Café Racer

Titanium dioxide nanoparticles have been shown to whiten teeth less harmfully than commonly-used hydrogen peroxide gel

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Titanium dioxide-based whitening treatments may be easier on the teeth

The RAD sampler closes in on a jellyfish

Origami-inspired device uses a light touch to collect delicate marine life

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