A new type of computer – that would be housed inside your body – is being engineered to combat diseases.

DARPA, a government agency focused on technological breakthroughs, is challenging researchers with a big task: teaching robots manners.

At the Global Grand Challenges Summit in D-C this week, the future of virtual reality and its potential applications was a key topic.

A first-ever Olympics-like robotics competition begins in D-C today, bringing together young people from 160 countries.

Developing healthy eating habits could get much easier with a new technology that tracks your chewing.

Even the most sophisticated traffic signal timing systems only respond to local conditions, and might cause more harm than good on your drive home.

Soon you may be able to cut the cord from your technology, and charge it while on the move.

The District is working to secure its place as a frontrunner in the movement towards “smart cities,” one LED bulb at a time.

Walking sticks for the blind might become a thing of the past, as a new wearable technology gives the visually-impaired greater access to the world around them.

You probably won’t even notice but, if you walk many in D-C streets, now you’ll be passing by and dropping your litter in “smart” trash cans.