Mobile humanoid robots are nothing new at this point in the history of robotics, but as more advances are made with these kinds of robots we find that they're given ever more specialized tasks.

There are some among us who are so in love with our cats that sometimes leaving the house can be painful. What do they do all day? Did they eat

I love it when a design student hits it out of the park with a concept that is both visually arresting and useful.

It may surprise you to learn pigeons can count much less understand abstract rules about numbers, but in fact, researchers have proved just that. This skill is something previously only showed in rhesus monkey testing from the 1990's. Pigeons, super smart

We are definitely getting our commercially viable telepresence robots in the near future, but the good news is that they won't have to be creepy looking drones , we'll actually be able to put a human face on these things.

There is nothing we love better than a good electric roller skates story. For some reason inventors just keep hoping they'll catch on. The latest entry, SpnKix dreams of a world where lithium battery powered skates will propel us all into a devil-may-care, one-step-up from-walking future.

A tourism agency has come up with a novel social experiment to generate interest in Sweden. Convince the government to turn over the official @Sweden Twitter account to the citizens.

In a story likely to go down in rock and roll history,* the Foo Fighters and fans in Auckland, New Zealand generated so much pure head banging glory the earth literally moved under their feet. Seismometers in the region started recording distinct "shakes" as soon as the Foos took the stage Tuesday night

In a story likely to go down in rock and roll history,* the Foo Fighters and fans in Auckland, New Zealand generated so much pure head banging glory the earth literally moved under their feet. Seismometers in the region started recording distinct "shakes" as soon as the Foos took the stage Tuesday night