NASA Is Delving Into 3D Printing Pizza

This new 3D printing development might just change the world. NASA is sinking a lot into 3D printing food, and they are starting with pizza. The project is aimed at evolving the future of food for both space and back here on Earth. It's not Star Trek's replicator, but it's probably just the beginning. Also, this could potentially end hunger around the world.

Disney Research Is Making Their Robots More 'Human' (Video)

Disney Research is working with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany to make robots move and interact with humans in a less awkward and uncomfortable way. They are developing a more natural approach to the problem by studying how humans interact.

IBM's Watson Takes A Job At Answering Phone Calls Now (Video)

From competing in Jeopardy to working in hospitals, now IBM's Watson is going to take your calls. He's got a job in customer service.

Companies including Australia’s ANZ Bank, Nielsen, and Royal Bank of Canada plan to put this supercomputer to work answering questions by SMS, online chat, email, or through a compatible app.

New Printer Produces 10 Meters of Solar Panel Every Minute (Video)

A recent study suggests that Australia could power its entire national domestic infrastructure using only solar power. The University of Melbourne has now introduced a new organic PV cell printer that rolls out a functional binder page sized sheet of solar panel every two seconds. Production has just gotten cheaper and a whole lot faster.

Former Thief Invents ATM Theft Proof Method From His Jail Cell

Romanian computer expert Valentin Boanta was caught in 2009 for supplying thieves with skimmers they used to gather information to create fake bank cards and steal cash from ATMs.

Six months into his five year sentence, the former thief has now developed a technology that would safeguard ATMs from the attacks he used to create.

New Kinect So Sensitive It Can Read Your Heartbeat

According to Microsoft, the new Kinect is so sensitive that it can see the slightest movement of your wrists and fingers and can amazingly sense your heartbeat too.

Perhaps some kind of fitness game will come measuring your calorie burn? Let's hope so!

How Microsoft Designed the Xbox of the Future (Video)

It took nearly eight years for Microsoft to come up with another iteration for the Xbox. So how do you something that fans are able to recognize and are inspired by?

Here's a video from Wired where they got some exclusive time with the people who brought the Xbox One to life. [Wired]

Steven Spielberg Directing Live-Action Halo Series

The Xbox One announcement didn't only include the console, but news that a new installment of the Halo franchise is making its way to you in the form of a live action television series. Steven Spielberg will be directing.

Researchers Develop Artificial Insect Eye For Drones (Video)

Insects rely on compound eyes that have lower resolution but offer a much wider distortion free field of view that's better suited for lightning fast motion perception. Researchers are working to design autonomous drones that will behave like futuristic artificial bugs.

This Sweat-Draining Fabric Will Literally Leave Your Shirt Dry (Video)

When you perspire, your shirt tends to get drench in sweat. But there are fabrics that are designed to wick the sweat away. To feel really dry, researchers at UC Davis have created a fabric that literally drains the sweat away.

18 Year Old Develops Computer Algorithm to Diagnose Leukemia

Brittany Wenger is 18 years old. And she just taught the computer to diagnose leukemia. She built a custom, cloud based "artificial neural network" to find patterns in genetic expression profiles to diagnose patients with a form of cancer called mixed-lineage leukemia (MLL).

'Wired' Completely Overhauls Print Magazine Design

Wired has a new look for its June issue, and the magazine has been completely made over by Scott Dadich.

The new edition, feels like the New York Times Style Magazine meets The New Yorker. It's got a more modern, muted aesthetic to it and it feels more like a lifestyle magazine. The redesign began with an idea and a problem to solve.

Microsoft Announces the Xbox One

Microsoft has detailed its next generation console - the Xbox One. Described by Don Mattrick, president of the Interactive Entertainment business for Microsoft, the Xbox One was designed and built as an all in one system to align games, TV and entertainment.

Xbox One Won't Be Able To Play Xbox 360 Games, Yet

The Xbox One will not be able to play previous generation Xbox 360 games, according to Microsoft. It's designed on an X86 architecture, on a new eight core chip, while the Xbox 360 uses a Xenon processor, with PowerPC architecture. The systems are incompatible with one another.

Comparing The Xbox One With Its Competition

Microsoft has unveiled the Xbox One, and it showed off its vision for the future of gaming and home entertainment to the public. Xbox One debuts later this year, but it won't be alone though. They're going to have some stiff competition from Sony and its upcoming PlayStation 4. Nintendo is also has its Wii U.

Microsoft May Have Just Won The Battle In Your Living Room

Microsoft unveiled its new game console, the Xbox One. Its also more than just a game console. It's intended to be the command center for any and all the media you experience through a TV screen.

Microsoft uses your voice as an interface. They first debuted voice control on the first Kinect, but now its bundled the Kinect with the console and improved and expanded its abilities.

There Are A Lot Of Published Cancer Studies That Can't Be Reproduced

In a survey taken by scientists at a prestigious cancer center, more than half say they failed to reproduce published scientific findings at least one time, making this an interesting conclusion.

When we read articles of how "this drug works", it seems that reproducing the results may be difficult. When study after study gets the same results, you can be reasonably sure the conclusion is true. On the other hand, large numbers of irreproducible studies in the scientific literature indicate that something's wrong, reported Retraction Watch.

A Facial Detection System That Can Determine Gender and Age

Facial recognition and CCTV technology are bound to cross paths. Cara is facial detection software that not only tracks distinct faces, but can also distinguish between gender and age.

The video demo uses the Matrix to show off its product. The unique aspect of it is that it can detect multiple faces up to 25 feet away. The system will track a face's attention lingers and for how long.