Technology

A robot dog with a top-mounted flamethrower sounds like science-fiction. But it's very real.

Here’s how to unlock an extra mental marker hidden in your vehicle’s backup camera gridlines.

Eon Productions capitalized on the work of computer simulations to send an AMC Hornet soaring.

The F-22 Raptor program might bow out for the USAF NGAD. In the meantime, the stealth fighter still has relevance.

An entirely new way to propel flying cars is being tested by Cyclotech. It uses horizontal blades spinning in a cage called "CycloRotors." We'll show and tell you about the new technology.

A UK company is starting to make 3D-printed last-mile delivery vans for fleets and the construction industry. But it also has innovative plans for how it builds and sells its EVs.

What was wrong with Hyundai Highway Driving Assist, and what can you expect with Highway Driving Assist 2? Learn more about Hyundai driver's aids, including how HDA 2 improved.

It's hard to find a new car with actual buttons these days. It seems most consumers aren't fans of the new infotainment systems found in cars.

We answer your NissanConnect Services questions, including how much it costs, which models have it, and more.

Hyundai offers remote smart parking assist (RSPA) on a handful of new models. However, not every trim level includes RSPA.

BMW's TwinPower turbo system is a unique way to fix some of the biggest problems with a traditional turbocharged engine.

Yes, there is a flying saucer that has already flown many times this week. So what's it about, and why don't more people know about this?

We discuss details about the 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, what was considered luxurious in some classic cars, and the quirky feature that was amusing yet unsafe.

Luxury automakers are always trying to one-up each other. But Rolls-Royce took things to the next level with a real gold toilet inside one of its cars.

Wireless charging in cars is more common than ever. The technology behind this feature can be flawed in some instances.

About a decade ago, Fiat took a bold step, introducing an innovative car feature that left us wondering: Was it an accident waiting to happen or ingenious foresight?

Decades ago, one man developed the water-filled bumper as a car safety system to prevent injuries and damage in crashes. Its effectiveness and eventual disappearance remain intriguing.

What if you could combine the experience of rowing your own gears with the technology of a modern, lightening fast transmission? Well Koenigsegg has just the thing for you.

With so many screens in cars these days, are we really safer behind the wheel? By giving up buttons and knobs, basic tasks now take more attention away from driving.

Over the past couple of years touchscreen controls in new cars have gotten out of control. Many consumers want real buttons and knobs back.