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Robot Surgeon Removes Brain TumorThe hands of NeuroArm prove rock-steady.
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Microbes Could Build 'Iron Man' CircuitsDiatoms will help make even smaller integrated circuit chips.
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Robot Surgeon Gets a BrainA tabletop robot uses 3-D ultrasound for vision.
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Slow Down: Whale CrossingSmart buoys listen for whales and warn ships.
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T-shirt Monitors Heart RateBioDevices Vital Jacket heart monitoring shirt is pretty cool-looking, too.
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U.S. Baby Meets 'Robot' Dad in IraqComputers and a robot body allow new father-soldier to interact with son.
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Real 'Iron Man' SuitsTwo companies create suits of armor to rival that in the movie.
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Soldiers Get Portable Lie DetectorsDefense Department admits the device isn't perfect.
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Camera Translates Foreign Text in PhotosTake a picture, learn what the sign says.
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Robot So Like YouMIT's Nexi robot expresses emotions with a highly mobile face.
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Seizure-Causing Computer Hack Predicted in Sci-Fi
Hackers used JavaScript code and flashing computer animation left in an epilepsy support message board.
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Small Rodents Taught To Use ToolsFirst instance of teaching rats to use tool reminiscent of "Little Fuzzy" and "The Mote in God's Eye".
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Real Electric Car Featured in Star Trek MovieStar Trek movie's James Kirk will tool around in silent Aptera car.
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Australian Man Uses Robot to Commit SuicideA man built and used a do-it-yourself suicide robot.
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Voiceless Phone Calls Now PossibleA neckband can translate thought into speech by interpreting signals sent from the brain.
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New Machine Interprets DreamsRobot uses recorded brainwaves to create interpretive movements of dreams.
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Robot Chef Makes Tasty Octopus BallsThis robot chef is specialized - it makes tasty octopus balls.
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Robots Pump Gas
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Implants Create Insect Cyborgs
Scientists are ready to to practice mind control on moths.
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Computer to Interpret Religious Texts
Scientists are working on a computer that can interpret Islamic law.
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New Cell Phone Has Large Foldable Display
New cell phone has a screen that folds neatly into your pocket.
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Computers Simulate 50 Percent of a Mouse BrainResearchers simulated half of a mouse brain on a supercomputer.
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Genetic Discrimination to be BannedThe Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act passed by a vote of 420-3 in the House of Representatives on Wednesday.
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First 'Telecloning' Experiment Works ... Sort OfScientists 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.
