Nigeria is reclaiming 10 square kilometres of land from the ocean to create "Eko Atlantic" - a vast new city that is set to become the financial heart of Africa.

The Lensa app takes users' photos and turns them into AI artwork, but some are concerned this could lead to data privacy issues.

Join one of Google safety drivers for a ride in the second generation vehicle, the Lexus, to understand how Google's self-driving technology works on the road.

At the touch of a button, these incredible homes of the future can self-deploy and build themselves in less than 10 minutes, transforming from a box into a building eight to ten times its original size. Ten Fold Engineering's David Martyn explains the surprisingly simple design concept that makes ...

This homemade flashlight light bar uses ten 100W LED chips to produce an estimated 90,000 Lumens of light. I am working on a CNC aluminum reflector lens/heat sink/housing for these 100W LED chips.

The transition from horse to horsepower ushered in an infrastructural revolution that rippled through every part of society and made the modern world possible. A century later, we may be on the cusp of another massive transformation, this time with electric roads.

A squirrel uses his intelligence to outwit a nut thief by pretending he's burying a nut. Animatronic spy creatures go undercover to explore the world of animal intelligence and reveal their use of tools, self-medication, culture and subterfuge.

Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former FDA commissioner discusses Covid-19 and potential variants that could cause cases and hospitalizations to rise. The new variant XBB of Omicron seems to spread more quickly that other variants.

Four 2015 inventions that will blow your mind. Luggage of the future; Two way radio dog collars with GPS; Innovative chips for wireless earphones and: A new revolutionary medical stetoscope that can collect vital information for patient's health and future research.

A small place making a big difference. By Rabbi Ephraim Shore Directed by Shoot East, Israel has received 22% of all Nobel Prices, while only represents 0.2% of the world population. Israel is the only country that had gains in trees, including in the dessert where they use drinkable water from the ...