Stories about: MIT  

MIT devised the THAW experimental software

Normally usable only in a lab, the technology has been miniaturized

The humanoid robot easily pulls along a set of interlinked aluminum beams

Ben Katz drew on his artistic vision and engineering skills to make it

It seems like not all pioneering products were lost to the sands of time

They have a totally new way to place and print chips on a plastic substrate

It can lead to interesting multi-piece objects you don't need to glue together

Captures 85% of solar energy even if the light is 100% less bright than normally needed

It created a robotic attachment that makes two more stick out from the wrist

A team of students created a machine that would be a big hit for kids

Literally, it’s meant to fly around and keep models well lit even when they move

The drone can adjust its position if the photographer or the subject move

Those with visual impairments won't be dependent on Braille anymore

The MIT researchers employed light to toy with muscle contractions in laboratory mice

The chip will most likely be used for research and won’t arrive on the market

They look like soft, pink-colored contact lenses and have been implanted into mice

It is made of microscopic lattice molds coated with 200-500 nanometers-thick metal