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NASA has 3d-printed one of the most complex rocket engine parts — and successfully tested it. The space agency has been experimenting with 3D-printed parts in an attempt to create better, more affordable space vehicles to propel future…

Drones are mesmerizing when they glide through the air, but they're even more mesmerizing as they light up the sky as they soar.

It appears to be an ordinary keyboard — but it's not. LG has just announced that it will release a wireless, rollable keyboard for use with your tablets and smartphones.

Demand for specialized integrated circuits for military electronics continues to surge exponentially with no end in sight.

Micro-organism-controlled environment ensures full conformance to industry standards and regulatory requirements Molex, LLC operates a fully ISO 146441-1:1999 Class 8-certified clean room, satisfying strict particulate contamination…

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced it will demonstrate a wide range of design, test and characterization solutions at European Microwave Week 2015, Palais des Congrès, Booth E 110, Paris, Sept. 8-10.

What did we do in the days before OnStar, touchscreens, and automatic alerts in our vehicles? Drivers with older model cars haven't been privy to the technology that newer vehicles possess such as navigation, alerts, and roadside assistance…

Swarms of microscopic fish are being created at the University of California San Diego. Nanoengineers have developed a technique for creating 3D-printed robotic, microscopic fish that can swim in water and are powered by hydrogen peroxide.

Sony isn't only interested in super-fast drone technology. The company is still releasing all kinds of home electronics like the SRS-LSR100 wireless speaker that doubles as TV remote.

While property owners are resorting to slapping solar panels all over their homes as a means of power production, one company has come up with another way to generate power naturally — right from the glass in your windows.