Search results for

There are 61,663 results that match your search.61,663 results

Sort by

AI and Humanoids

Japanese elementary school enrolls robot exchange student

ATR's communication robot is being enrolled in a Japanese elementary school for more than a year as part of a new research project.
Wellness and Healthy Living

O2Amps glasses designed to help read peoples’ emotions find other applications

The O2Amps glasses from 2Al labs that were developed to help read people's emotions can also assist people with color blindness.
Automotive

Limited Edition Beetle GSR unveiled at Chicago Auto Show

Unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show, Volkswagen's 2013 GSR Beetle, like its 40 year old predecessor, will enjoy a limited run of only 3,500 when released into the world this May.
Architecture

Pop-Up Office re-invents the workplace with reclaimed pallets

The Pop-Up Office installation by Dubbeldam Architecture and Design is a novel modular office design constructed from reclaimed wood pallets.
Architecture

A peek inside Google's new Tel Aviv offices

At the end of December 2012 Google opened its new Tel Aviv offices, featuring an array of creative and uniquely themed office landscapes.
Architecture

Stockholm Design Week: it's more than flat-packed furniture

Stockholm Design Week showcases the latest offerings from Scandinavian artists, designers and architects, and proves there is more to Swedish design than IKEA flat packs.
Around The Home

Terrarium Desk brings the outdoors indoors

Daniel Zeller has created the Terrarium Desk, a plant-filled workstation to help him get through the winter.
Outdoors

Meindl builds a retractable spike system into its winter boots

Meindl's new Tecvision Spike System makes winter navigation on slick, variable terrain easier than ever.
Architecture

The Pin: Spiraling 430-foot observation tower planned for Phoenix

A new landmark observation tower designed by Danish Architectural firm BIG is to be built in Phoenix, Arizona.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Human embryonic stem cells arranged using 3D printing technique

In what is believed to be a first, scientists have arranged human embryonic stem cells using a 3D printing technique.
Sports

Rollersafe rollerskis incorporate wireless disc brakes

RollerSafe claims that its new roller ski is the world's first with a wireless disc brake system.
Medical Devices

Plastic used to replace and regrow bone

A implantable material made from a blend of plastics has been used to regrow damaged bones in animal trials.

1,414 of 5,139