ClearSign Combustion has developed an affordable way to reduce the pollution from fossil fuel-burning power plants by manipulating the shape and brightness of the flames.

To help prevent medication administration errors, the MedEye system identifies pills using computer vision to double-check the types and amounts.

A new tool able to sort shoe material for recycling could help keep old shoes from simply ending up in landfills.

Engineer Ngo Van Hoa, a staff from An Giang Agricultural Extension Centre released a straw chopping machine with low cost and far cheaper than imported equipments, the technology promisingly support mushroom cultivation farmers.

Simple, inexpensive water-filters based on the natural water-purifying properties of plants could help reduce the occurrences of water-borne diseases in areas with no clean drinking water.

A greener alternative to bleach and chemicals, the Immerse-A-Clean wand uses electricity and a non-toxic catalyst to turn ordinary water into a sanitizer and general-purpose cleaner.

It took until the very last attempt in a week of racing, but suddenly everything came together:

A patch able to be glued to the skin and used as a thermometer could be used monitor blood flow in realtime, or used in reverse to deliver therapeutic heat to the skin.

Researchers have developed a phase-changing material that will allow drugs to be delivered to particular locations in the body and released when exposed to a bit of heat.

Designed to address Japan’s aging population and dwindling labor force, the Ankle Walking Assist Device could help to keep the elderly more active.