Stories by Magdalena Petrova

Aerovel's Flexrotor drone can lift off and land horizontally on almost any vessel, making it useful for reconnaissance on the high seas.

Aerovironment's Quantix drone can cover 400 acres of land in under an hour, gathering data which can then be analyzed using the company's cloud service.

Since 2009, e-commerce website Alibaba has held a Singles Day sale on 11/11 to encourage single Chinese people to buy gifts for themselves.

Mineta San Jose International Airport makes history as the first U.S. airport to utilize robotic assistants.

Google Home launched to consumers in November, but many journalists got a sneak peek. Here's what they thought.

Researchers at Rutgers University in New Jersey have developed a drone that's capable of seamlessly transitioning from flying through the air to navigating in the water.

Canadian based company, Deep Trekker, creates small underwater drones, which explorers are now using to uncover historical sunken ships.

A robot being developed by Blue Ocean Robotics uses ultraviolet light to disinfect rooms.

Starship Technologies wants to make "last-mile" deliveries fast, easy, and convenient with its six-wheeled delivery robots.

PAL-V is opening the first flying car school in North America to help prospective clients obtain a pilot's license before the company distributes the first commercial flying car in 2018.

The Cirris XR pipeline repair robot can work on live gas pipelines, reducing the risk of injury to maintenance workers and allowing uninterrupted service to customers.

Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed a robot fish to mimic the motion of real animals, in hopes of improving the movement of underwater vehicles.

Dots are low-power bluetooth devices that can be programed to deliver location-specific notifications and reminders as well as control bluetooth connected devices.

Lampix looks like a regular lamp, but using a Raspberry Pi 3, camera, and projector, it can make most flat surfaces interactive.

At IFA in Berlin, Samsung revealed that its Family Hub refrigerator is coming to Europe in a slimmed down version.