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The ZeroCabin is a small off-grid cabin made by a team in Chile with no formal architecture training. It can be delivered as a finished turnkey home to locals but is also being sold as a kit for handy types to build their own.

2007 marked the 50th anniversary of the now iconic Nuova Fiat 500, and the release of a new flavor – the Fiat 500 city car. That was a combustion engine vehicle, but now Fiat has officially joined the e-mobility party with an all-electric 500.

Doogee is known for rugged phones. The company’s newest model, the N100, packs a huge 10,000-mAh battery, doubling that of previous models – and most other phones, for that matter. It’ll cost you some other specs, though.

Scientists at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center have discovered a tiny protein in scorpion venom that naturally accumulates in cartilage, opening up new possibilities for more targeted treatment of arthritis.

An incredible shot of a chameleon has won the best nature photograph in global photography social network Agora’s latest contest. New Atlas has selected some highlights from the finalists, spanning a sublime array of perspectives on the natural world.

Organic compounds have been discovered on Mars in recent years. A new study examines the different ways that one type in particular, thiophene, may have formed, and intriguingly one of the most plausible scenarios involves ancient microbial life.

Many drones already utilize ultrasound to detect obstacles lying directly in their path. A new drone system, however, uses sound to determine where all of the walls are within a room – providing guidance when vision- or light-based systems cannot.

A huge part of our future is electric, and there's room for a bunch of different battery technologies to move things forward from the status quo. This example, from Australia's Deakin University, has some very interesting properties.

Boston Dynamics and OTTO Motors have teamed up to demonstrate where warehouse automation is headed. In a newly released video, a Boston Dynamics Handle robot picks boxes and builds pallets atop an OTTO Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) platform.

The CRISPR gene-editing tool has been used inside the human body for the first time. In a new clinical trial, scientists at Oregon Health and Science University are testing the technique as a treatment for a genetic mutation that causes blindness.

A study is offering the most comprehensive demonstration into how volatile organic compounds can spread throughout indoor environments from cigarette smokers’ clothing and bodies, however, the health risks from this kind of exposure are still unclear.

Particularly promising against superbugs are mechanical solutions like Rice University’s “nanodrills,” which bore into cell walls. Now, the team has shown that the devices work against larger organisms like worms and water fleas.