Facebook's giant, internet-serving drone just completed its first full-scale test flight
The first test flight of Facebook's internet-serving drone was a success, but the company cautions that there's quite a bit of work left to do.
6 amazing tiny homes on wheels are ready to roll wherever life takes you
The tiny house movement is taking off. Could you live in a home a fraction of the size of today's modern home? Check out some of the best designs out there.
Virtual Eye could be a potential lifesaver for military and first responders
A new virtual reality technology could help first responders and our military see into dangerous places without risking human life, all in real time.
Roku makes finding news, entertainment a breeze with expanded search functionality
With more than 50 streaming services now supported by Roku's native search, the set-top box is making it much easier for cord-cutters to find hard-to-find video.
Who needs a prosthetic arm when you can have a steampunk tattoo machine arm instead?
JC Sheitan Tenet's prosthetic arm is much more than that. He can now tattoo you with that arm thanks to the impressive work of a fellow French artist.
CSI: The Ocean? Researchers study seafloor ‘fingerprints’ to gauge storm surge
Storm surge is one of Mother Nature's most powerful and destructive phenomena. Researchers are studying seafloor ripples to better understand its behavior.
FAA warns that GPS on the West Coast may be unreliable due to secret tests this month
We don't know why the U.S. Navy is doing it, but pilots in the Southwest will need to be mindful they may not have GPS service on six days this month.
Airbus sees drones as worthy alternative to high-cost, high-maintenance satellites
Drones won't be able to perform all the tasks that permanent satellites do, but simpler duties could be left to these "pseudo-satellites."
A decade after Katrina, meteorologists say hurricane models vastly improved
Meteorologists forecasted where Hurricane Katrina made landfall accurately, but underestimated its strength. Better weather models now will help prevent such miscalculations.
Former McDonald’s CEO: $15 minimum wage will drive use of more automation
Ed Rensi says a $15 minimum wage will push franchisees to choose automation. Current systems cost just fractionally more than a human's yearly wages.
Meet TWIRL, and the storm chasers who planted sensors in the heart of a twister
This spring, researchers will comb the central United States in search of tornadoes and purposely put themselves in harm's way to help save your life.
We've just seen the second trailer of Justin Lin's Star Trek Beyond, and It. Looks. Awesome.
While the second trailer for the new Star Trek movie due out July 22 still leaves a lot of questions, it's clearly another step away from traditional Trek.
101Hero just launched a $49 3D printer on Kickstarter — but is it too good to be true?
We've had our share of false starts with sub-$100 3D printers, but this one from 101Hero is already prototyped and needs some Kickstarter love.
SpaceX’s 2018 Mars mission has a few legal hurdles to clear, but NASA’s helping out
SpaceX is going full steam ahead to prepare for its mission to Mars, but it appears to be getting some help from the U.S. government on legal hurdles.
