"Futur en Seine" is an annual digital content and services event that brings together more than 80 prototypes and innovative devices that could be part of our lives in the future. The next event is scheduled for June 2013 in Paris.

To create the future, you must defy the logic of the past. #DefyLogicFeaturing:Lil Nas X | Artist |

A plane powered by the sun's rays landed in Hawaii on Friday, July 3, 2015 after a record-breaking five-day journey across the Pacific Ocean from Japan.

Little Island, the brand-new public playground off West 14th Street in the Hudson River, rises out of the water 200 feet from noisy Eleventh Avenue, but a world removed. It’s the biggest, and most creative, park opening since the High Line. The Big Apple has never seen anything like it.

Developed by the MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering's Biomimetic Robotics Lab under the direction of Associate Professor Sangbae Kim, the quadruped MIT Cheetah has made headlines for its dynamic legged gait, speed, jumping ability, and biomimetic design.

Fireworks over Hong Kong's historic Victoria Harbor for the start of 2018.

Google has put out a charming new promotional ad for its calendar app, highlighting how it helps you make certain goals in your life – like reading books, learning yoga, or learning a new language. And the best benefit of all? It’ll actually help you meet the new sales rep. in your office. “Go Bra

This video captures how the most important television antenna was affected by a fire in Hoogersmilde, Holland. The top part of the antenna which is more than 180 meters in length collapsed and fell down to the ground. Luckily, nobody was under and/or got hurt.

Mechaneu v1 is the first in a series of kinetic, 3D printed objects designed to explore the limits of 3D printing as an art form. Created in a one-shot fabrication process, Mechaneu v1 features an elaborate network of interlocking gears and support structures. Spin one gear and the entire sphere is ...

“A level-adjusting function will allow the space-age-looking carriages, accessible to all users, to remain horizontal while speeding up the mountain at up to 10 metres a second. It is due to be opened by the Swiss president, Doris Leuthard, in the Alpine resort of Stoos, 1,300 metres (4,300ft) above