Jeremy Hsu

Edison artifacts requiring repair include the inventor's lab coat and possibly the world's oldest movie screen.

Future battlefields will be less Star Wars and more tiny robots, Pentagon experts say.

A hover vehicle from the 1960s gets redesigned to allow anyone to fly it without pilot training.

Students get inspiration from learning about car computers to pursue cybersecurity careers.

A look at the countries that are most and least vulnerable to climate change in a warming world.

Stretchy electronics open up possibilities for smart surgical gloves and health monitors wrapped around hearts.

Having Google Glasses technology implanted in your head turns out to be a really bad idea.

Floating homes, vertical farms and genetic engineering may help humanity survive climate change.

Tomorrow's world of dating gets a lot creepier with the more sinister version of Google Glasses.

Technology has helped human athletes break Olympic records in everything from cycling to the pole vault.

The Dark Knight may have trouble rising in his flying Bat vehicle if it existed.

A military amphibious tractor called the CAAT loves to swim using its inflatable tank treads.

Endangered bonobo apes trained to talk with humans by using keyboards may lose their Iowa home because of funding problems.

A robot can look happy or sad, but humans will likely still find its rigid expressions creepy.

The U.S. military discussed 3D printing, robot warriors and human enhancement as possible game-changers on tomorrow's battlefields.

Underwater robots will help search for Amelia Earhart's plane on the 75th anniversary of her disappearance.

A Japanese robotics pioneer who first described the uncanny valley says he finds the faces of dead humans and Buddha statues more comforting than living humans.

Personal robots could reach sales in the billions of dollars with help from a NYC-based investment fund.

The uncanny valley essay about creepy robots gets a new look in an updated English translation.

Author Neal Stephenson wants to raise half a million for a game he describes as Guitar Hero with swords.

A DIY pioneer explains why he dislikes 3D printing and points out problems with the maker movement.

A modern dream of vertical farms that began in New York City has spread worldwide to Asia and Europe.

A company's offer of $1,800 leather shoes made from genetically engineered stingrays is unlikely to be real, scientists say.

The use of fire weapons during a naval battle in the TV show Game of Thrones echoes historical warfare.

The rise of self-driving cars pales in comparison to the automobile's 20th-century battle to push pedestrians off the roads.