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The solar panels making up this giant panda in Shanxi province could power more than 10,000 homes.
Footwear B-Shoes use sensors to detect if the wearer loses balance and immediately reacts using motorized heels to restore equilibrium
Ingrem, a Chinese company has created the "husband pod," an arcade booth intended to stave off boredom for men who accompany their partners to the mall.
A five turbine floating wind farm in Scotland, capable of powering 20,000 homes, is underway for completion at the end of the year.
After 32 years as a fixture of the Windows operating system, Microsoft may stop supporting the application Paint.
The Smog Free Tower uses ion technology to attract and capture small pollution particles and then releases newly purified air.
Researchers at Stanford have developed a robot that can slither into tight spaces and could be useful during search and rescue missions.
If you're a registered voter, your personal information might be more public than you think. Even in states where the public isn't allowed to request it, it's easy for companies, campaigns, and hackers to find workarounds and access that data.
Former CEO of Xerox Ursula Burns tells CNN's Poppy Harlow about why she thinks men care about women, but "don't give a hoot" about actually making structural changes to benefit them in the workplace.
