A better understanding of how cockroaches scurry could speed up work to get robots to move naturally.

Warehouse workers risk workplace injuries from awkward postures or body movements. An algorithm could warn them before they get hurt.

A tiny robot that has the speed and toughness of a cockroach can withstand 1 million times its own weight—a big advantage in search and rescue missions.

"Photo Wake-Up is a new way to interact with photos." See what it can do for Picasso, Matisse, and Stephen Curry.

A tripod foot could make walking on hiking trails and other rough terrain more manageable for people who use a prosthetic.

With some changes, a standard smartwatch can figure out when a wearer was typing on a keyboard, washing dishes, patting a dog, and more.

"We have so many soft objects in our lives and many of them could be made interactive with this technology."

Some cells use "slingshot migration," which could be part of how cancer spreads.

After a knee replacement, continuing to put more pressure on the other, "good" leg can set patients up for a second surgery.

High-speed footage of a gecko darting between trees in a flooded area amazed scientists, who then investigated in the lab.