Harvard and Sony built a tiny surgery robot inspired by origamiThe mini-RCM is about the size of a tennis ball and weighs the same as a penny.By K. Holt, 08.25.2020
Glove-controlled robot arm is soft enough to pet jellyfishIt won't squish delicate marine life.By M. Moon, 10.03.2018
Harvard's robot arm can grab squishy sea animals without hurting themIt could help study jellyfish and octopuses in a safer way.By J. Fingas, 07.21.2018
Science takes a step toward coding virus-resistant human cellsThere are many challenges to making this a reality.By J. Fingas, 05.01.2018
New brain-computer interface breaks through locked-in syndromeThe experimental system is right about 70 percent of the time.By A. Tarantola, 01.31.2017
Harvard's soft exosuit makes walking 23 percent easierThe exosuit could help people walk again and help soldiers carry heavy supply packs on the battlefield. By M. Moon, 01.19.2017
Harvard engineers designed a 'soft wearable robot'The flexible suit is aimed at patients with limited mobility.By A. Dalton, 05.18.2016
3D printer uses lasers to create metallic objects in midairThis Harvard-designed machine uses silver nanoparticles as ink.By M. Moon, 05.17.2016
ICYMI: Robots, disappearing medical skin and moreBomb dismantling, walking on a steep grade and other amazing robot feats.By K. Davis, 05.10.2016
Harvard researchers trial cheap, efficient paper-based Zika test It could get results in hours instead of the days or weeks it takes current tests. By D. Lumb, 05.06.2016
Harvard University's robotic insect takes its first controlled flight (video)By S. Buckley, 05.03.2013
Harvard stores 704TB in a gram of DNA, may have us shopping for organically-grown storage (video)By J. Fingas, 08.19.2012