AI will help people using robotic prosthetics or exoskeletons walk securely on terrains, such as tile, brick, concrete, grass, and "upstairs" and "downstairs."

Fitbyte uses sensors on eyeglasses to track your chewing, swallowing, and how many times your hand moves to your mouth.

A new technique uses regular smartphones to make 3D face models that are accurate to the millimeter, researchers say.

Drones aren't great at avoiding obstacles—especially when they move quickly. New technology takes a step toward solving the problem.

An advance in photodetectors could enable cheaper, faster multispectral cameras for cancer surgery, food safety inspection, and precision agriculture.

If all cars in the US had driver assist technology like blind-spot monitoring and lane-departure warning, it could prevent a whole lot of crashes.

A new system that combines a simple digital camera with a miniature infrared camera keeps an eye on crops and let farmers know when it's time to irrigate.

A new camera system that can watch moving objects around corners could one day help autonomous cars and robots see better.

A new hyperspectral camera will let researchers instantly capture data across the visible and near-infrared spectrum.

"We get so focused on picture-taking, we miss the experience itself."