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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, asthma affects more than 24 million people in the United States. To deal with symptoms, asthma patients currently use inhalers, but still attacks can be debilitating. That's…

These days cybersecurity is of the utmost importance. Malicious online hacking can cost the private and corporate sectors up to $575 billion annually, according to internet security firm McAfee. Many security agencies currently seek out…

Since Microsoft began shipping its Hololens devices back in March, the company has seen plenty of industries, like NASA, Volvo, and Lowe's, embracing the mixed reality frontier. Now, it wants to bring mixed reality a little further by…

The power grid is aging and, according to many, is experiencing more faults than ever — fault that could lead to extended power outages and equipment damage.

While 3D printing has allowed engineers and designers to rapidly prototype by creating physical copies of proposed designs, there may even be a better way to create those designs.

While searching the web is definitely more efficient than it once was thanks to search engines like Google and Bing, sometimes searching for just the right image is a bit more difficult. That's why computer scientists from the University…

Meet JumpRoACH, the latest robotic tech from Seoul National University in South Korea. JumpRoACH contains a milli-scale height-adjustable jumping mechanism that allows it to jump over five feet in the air. The team even collaborated with…

Here's a fun fact: even the Bible can get a high-tech makeover. What can either be an attempt to get new generations more excited about reading the Bible or just plain-old entertainment, someone has created a Bible Emoji app for iOS…

However unpleasant, imagine your next hospital visit. Now imagine it includes some high-tech temporary tattoos. Soon, thanks to new developments by a team of engineers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, medical patients will have…

This Summer, Facebook and Microsoft will begin the construction of a subsea cable across the Atlantic.