To help you avoid repetitive strain injury, this keyboard subtly moves as you type.
Restrictions in electricity use are creating a demand in clothing that cools.
Cornell professors created a hole in time using the temporal equivalent of an invisibility cloak.
Can't find time for the gym? With this chair, you can strengthen and stretch while seated.
If you've ever wished for something different in a flashlight, this is the device for you.
The two-hundred-foot-tall time piece was built as an icon to long-term thinking.
Sun and sand are tapped to print three-dimensional objects.
These days, a patent -- even one from Apple -- may be little more than a form of intellectual-property exhaust.
The SWTIL moves viscous liquids without disrupting their shape.
I didn't expect the abundance small revelations sprinkled throughout this weekend of prototyping.