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A new type of electrotherapy may vastly minimize the trauma and discomfort caused by implantable defibrillators.

The dwarf planet Makemake has been closely examined for the first time.

The Puzzlebox Orbit brain-controlled helicopter will be available to buy next year, with software/app source code, protocols and hardware schematics freely available under an open-source license.

The Minibru Coffee Mug allows you to make single servings of French press coffee, right in the mug itself.

Designed by Studio 1984, the “Nest” is a compact home concept that is reminiscent of a traditional barn.

Classic Match Foosball by New Potato Technology brings foosball to the iPad's smaller form, complete with real physical controls.

The University of Tokyo’s Ishikawa Oku Laboratory has unveiled BFS-Auto, a robot that can digitally scan books at a rate of 250 pages per minute.

A team of UCSB researchers have mimicked the anatomy of a dog's nose to build a highly effective scent detector that could be used to sniff out explosives and narcotics.

We break down the best eReaders for the 2012 shopping season.

Virginia Tech students can turn their ides into a physical reality thanks to the DreamVendor 3D printing machine.

A Japanese roboticist that goes by the handle Dr. Guero has managed to get his Primer-V4 hobby robot to walk along a tightrope.

Local paper the Tribeca Citizen was among those to report that the construction of New York's 56 Leonard Street, apparently increasingly known as the Jenga Building, a forthcoming luxury residential skyscraper, recommenced earlier this month.