University of Southern California

Nevermind, a biofeedback-based horror game, adjusts the gameplay based on the player's fear levels, making the game harder as they feel more frightened. It aims to teach players to manage their anxiety on the fly and hopefully apply their gameplay-acquired skills in real life.

A new Kickstarter project is set to launch the world's first all-in-one 3d copy machine that can scan, copy, print and even fax 3d objects.Instead of buying a hammer the next time you need one, you could simply scan your neighbors or have a friend fax across their hammer scan and print your own.

An iron-air battery developed at USC appears a promising solution for large-scale storage of energy generated from intermittent renewable sources such as wind and solar.

The BioTac sensor was built to mimic a human fingertip and can outperform humans in identifying a wide range of materials, offering potential use for the technology in robotics and prostheses.

Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed a 'guide vest' that works in conjunction with a helmet-mounted camera and special software to let wearers 'see' the world through tactile feedback.