Renault's electric Trezor concept is a race car of the road
The all-electric Trezor borrows technology from Renault's Formula E race cars and can go from 0 to 100km/h in less than 4 seconds.
Stories by Magdalena Petrova
First full-scale Hyperloop system is almost ready for takeoff
The test system, known as DevLoop, is located in the Nevada desert and built by LA-based company Hyperloop One, which hopes to begin testing the apparatus this year.
When life gives you a 3D printer, make a house
Russia's first 3D-printed house was completed in 24 hours using a portable 3D printer
Ford thinks beyond cars for future mobility
The car maker showed off some of its personal mobility prototypes at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Huawei's new smartwatch doesn't need a phone
The company's high-end Watch 2 model comes with 4G connectivity allowing users to leave their phone at home.
UPS launches an autonomous drone from a delivery truck
In the future, UPS wants its drivers to team up with delivery drones to more efficiently distribute packages to rural areas.
Computer crashed? You could blame forces beyond our solar system
As our personal electronic devices get more complex, researchers say cosmic rays could put them at a greater risk of operational failure.
This robotic barista never needs a coffee break
Cafe X is the first fully autonomous coffee shop in the United States.
The road ahead is paved with car communication
Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology have come up with an algorithm that allows autonomous and manually-driven cars to share the road.
Vespa's maker creates a robot butler
Piaggio, the company famous for making Vespas, is coming out with an autonomous robot that will help you carry your luggage.
The world's largest solar farm contains 2.5 million solar modules
With the construction of the world's biggest solar farm, India is taking a step toward its goal of generating 40 percent of its power using non-fossil fuels by 2030.
Researchers propose a way to use your heartbeat as a password
Researchers at Binghamton State University have proposed a model that uses patients' heartbeats as an encryption key for electronic records.
Your car's parts could one day be made by a printer
This machine uses molten metal to make 3D shapes
Intel thinks IoT will have a firm place in the stores of the future
Intel says using IoT technologies in the retail sector would result in a more personalized and efficient experience for both customers and stores.
The Switch is a mix of Nintendo's past consoles
Nintendo's Switch console can be hooked up to a TV, played as a handheld device, or used without even looking at a screen.