Georgia Tech researchers teach robots to be mechanical MacGyversBut can you to program clever?By A. Tarantola, 08.28.2019
Researchers want to power pacemakers with cotton-based biofuel cellIt could produce twice as much power as conventional options.By A. Dellinger, 11.16.2018
Virtual 'top hats' ensure swarming drones won't crashGeorgia Tech's robotics lab figured out how to keep swarms of quadcopters flying in tight formation.By R. LeFebvre, 05.15.2017
Tarzan the swinging robot could be the future of farmingThe energy-efficient sloth-inspired robot will swing over crops.By M. Moon, 04.12.2017
ICYMI: Amazon wants to revolutionize grocery shoppingYou're going to feel like you stole it. By K. Davis, 12.07.2016
Six energy-harvesting gadgets powered by peopleOne is a dance floor that generates electricity.By Inhabitat, 10.15.2016
ICYMI: All aboard the world's largest boat elevatorChina’s elevator beats the lock system any day.By K. Davis, 09.28.2016
Uber's self-driving cars, and more in the week that wasChevy's 238-mile Bolt is also impressive.By Inhabitat, 09.18.2016
ICYMI: Soon flying UAVs could pick stuff up; carry it awayWhat could go wrong?By K. Davis, 09.13.2016
ICYMI: Better walking bot and an anti-aging breakthroughScientists found that pomegranates can morph into a super molecule to counteract disease.By K. Davis, 07.14.2016
Georgia Tech's DURUS robot has a more natural human-like strideDURUS now has more natural heel-strike and toe push-off movements. By B. Steele, 07.12.2016
ICYMI: Chocolate science, firefighter tech and moreScientists can predict a coating's thickness before the liquid is poured, thanks to chocolate.By K. Davis, 04.05.2016
ICYMI: Trusting robots too much, automated garbage and moreWe are happy to follow a robot's directions, no matter how nonsensical.By K. Davis, 03.01.2016
Robotic arm gives drummers an extra hand to thrash withThis should help with your Rush cover band. By B. Steele, 02.18.2016