Cool Stuff That's Coming

A prototype wall of translucent concrete is shown at the National Building Museum. When backlit, a human form can be seen through the wall. The blocks are made by mixing glass fibers into the combination of crushed stone, cement and water.

Metal printing is 50% cheaper than conventional methods which use etching – acid and copper – but the bigger benefit is that it is far more environmentally friendly.

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And the beryllium atom said to the Starship Enterprise, beam me up! Two teams of scientists report today that for the first time they have teleported individual atoms, taking characteristics of one atom and imprinting…

Virtual, moving fences controlled from a laptop could one day herd cattle to fresh fields for grazing, a roboticist told the MobiSys 2004 conference in Boston, Massachusetts, on Sunday.

The owner of an online forum won the first round of a worldwide search-engine optimization competition Monday, by using a backlinking strategy that scored his site as the top Google result for a made-up term,…

Last week, USA TODAY assembled a panel of some of the industry’s most influential players to talk about what’s ahead.

The research is a "significant advance" that may help some of the 243,000 Americans with spinal cord injuries get out of their wheelchairs.

Now, thanks to technology, a St. Vincent pharmacist can enter a prescription into a computer and electronically authorize it to be dispensed from a large tan-and-turquoise vending machine at the Harlowton hospital.

Imagine being able to record every interesting conversation you have ever held in your life, not to mention all the photos and writing you have done.