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3-D camera technology gets behind the wheel of self-driving cars.
Tethered balloons equipped with sophisticated cameras can survey threats and damage from an elevated perspective.
Japanese art inspires scientists to create self-folding structures small enough to float through the bloodstream.
This year's Oscar Sci-Tech awards go to new technologies that seamlessly blend virtual worlds with the real one.
Scientists have developed the first synthetic cells that can reproduce themselves -- over and over.
A panel of researchers discussed the need for a system to warn the public about health risks from wildfire smoke, similar to the National Weather Service's heat advisory.
An experiment half a century ago created an industry that specializes in freezing the dead. Many scientists think the chance of reviving them is slim.
Scientists have invented a coating for the inside of bottles, so you can finally get out every last drop of whatever is inside
Researchers take a step in that direction, developing an effective device that can both generate and store electricity using sugar.
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