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NASA has just awarded a $125,000 grant to Anjan Contractor to create a 3D printer that prints…food. The printer, based on open-source hardware called RepRap, will use a kind of nutrient powder and oil to construct foods, which will be ...

Two articles recently popped up exploring the future of robotics, human-brain interfaces, and the economics of a robot-driven society. Where does this rabbit hole lead? Let’s take a look!

So, I know you’ve been wondering how, exactly, you can convert those fancy MP3s you’ve downloaded into old-fashioned “vinyl” records. Amanda Ghassaei over at Instructables has you covered with this very cool tutorial on how to use a 3D-printer to ...

Scientists at Princeton University have successfully created a printable “bionic” ear, combining a small coil antenna with cartilage using “off-the-shell” 3D-printing tools and nanoparticles. Yeah, bionic. According to lead researcher Michael McAlpine, there are usually “mechanical and thermal challenges” when ...

Meet Robo Raven, an incredible flying robot complete with independent wing movements that mimic actual birds. “With Robo Raven, we can digitally control each wing independently. Now, Robo Raven can generate any desired aerodynamic force for aerobatics just like real ...

Imagine if we could throw away the controllers of old and instead plug ourselves into a game console. We’d experience the sights, smells, and other sensations of a virtual world as though they were actually real. Granted, I’m not sure ...

For 10 years, Iranian scientist Ali Razeghi worked tirelessly to bring his latest invention to the world: a time machine. But this isn’t just any old time machine — not your usual fancy car or flying telephone booth. No, this ...