Science & Technology

3D printing developments are enabling the printing of ever-larger objects, while the integration of electronics and flexible sensors are driving the potential of additive manufacturing technology.

Among the innovations that IBM says will change the world in the next five years are AI-powered robot microscopes to monitor the oceans and fixing growing AI bias.

The Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE has announced the nine finalists in its three-year competition to develop unmanned deep-ocean mapping using a variety of technologies.

Despite the ongoing turmoil and uncertainty relating to the ultimate impact of last years' Brexit vote, there are encouraging signs that investment in the UK robotics remains on an even keel.

New high-performance inertial measurement unit will equip the autopilot for the Mayflower Autonomous Ship.

An autonomous wheelchair being tested in Australia demonstrates how robot kits can enable DIY developers and how individual inspiration can assist people with special health needs.

The authors of a journal article calling out 10 grand robotics challenges explain where advances are being made and why researchers need to be self-aware.

U.K. pledge of £84 million in support for artificial intelligence and robotics research and smart energy innovation underscores expectations for growth.

NLO's patent attorneys and NLO's trademark and design attorneys have been helping clients protect their creations for 130 years. Technology companies can thus recoup their investments and strengthen their position in the market.

By retrofitting ride-on vehicles and stuffed toys, the University of North Florida is helping children with disabilities be more engaged with their surroundings.