Bill Christensen

BMW makes cloth-covered car.

The hands of NeuroArm prove rock-steady.

Diatoms will help make even smaller integrated circuit chips.

A tabletop robot uses 3-D ultrasound for vision.

Smart buoys listen for whales and warn ships.

BioDevices Vital Jacket heart monitoring shirt is pretty cool-looking, too.

Computers and a robot body allow new father-soldier to interact with son.

Two companies create suits of armor to rival that in the movie.

Defense Department admits the device isn't perfect.

Take a picture, learn what the sign says.

MIT's Nexi robot expresses emotions with a highly mobile face.

Hackers used JavaScript code and flashing computer animation left in an epilepsy support message board.

First instance of teaching rats to use tool reminiscent of "Little Fuzzy" and "The Mote in God's Eye".

Star Trek movie's James Kirk will tool around in silent Aptera car.

A man built and used a do-it-yourself suicide robot.

A neckband can translate thought into speech by interpreting signals sent from the brain.

Robot uses recorded brainwaves to create interpretive movements of dreams.

This robot chef is specialized - it makes tasty octopus balls.

Scientists are ready to to practice mind control on moths.

Scientists are working on a computer that can interpret Islamic law.

New cell phone has a screen that folds neatly into your pocket.

Researchers simulated half of a mouse brain on a supercomputer.

The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act passed by a vote of 420-3 in the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

Scientists clone a beam of laser light, but the technique is not perfect. Forty years ago in a similar Sci-fi experiment, the Enterprise's transporter made a flawed copy of Captain Kirk.