Take a deep breath and stop worrying that young people will be the downfall of civilization.
Researchers send projects to the International Space Station to benefit from the unique conditions.
Showtime installs interactive video screens featuring characters that interact with pedestrians.
Eythor Bender wants artificial limbs to be as hip and cool as eyeglasses.
Harvard Business School pushes its students out of the classroom, and they’re reaping the benefits.
Its new mobile marketing platform will give shoppers information relevant to the aisle they’re in.
We may spend a lot less time typing keywords into a blank box.
The punny celebration of Star Wars fans keeps getting bigger. Watch out Festivus.
VIDEO | Watch how two lighters can be reassembled into a small toy bike.
The world probably doesn’t need it, but that won’t stop it from happening.
Leaders of our research institutes explain why they’re concerned about the future of U.S. innovation.
To earn the love of investors and customers, make sure your company chases big, crazy ideas.
Google’s self-driving car now identifies cyclists’ hand signals and runs yellow lights if it’s safer.
Here’s a reminder of just how far technology has come in a short period of time.
A story highlights some of what the Google chief executive has tried to eliminate over the years.
A man explains the clever wet suits he designed to deter shark attacks.
Our world’s roads are far too chaotic, and more traffic lights could easily fix that.
AOL co-founder Steve Case offers his answer.
Matt McFarland is the editor of Innovations, where he writes about the people, ideas and companies that are changing the world.