A Mars rover working through an ancient crater basin has found neatly layered rocks that appear to record repeated shifts in wind direction over.

Clinics are adopting connected monitoring devices that send readings straight into patient records, reducing transcription errors and giving care.

Smart glasses are finding a practical niche with field technicians who need instructions and diagrams without putting down their tools.

Layered rocks inside ancient Martian river deltas are drawing close attention because their fine sediments could preserve traces of a period when.

Voice assistants are becoming a routine part of daily life for people who find touchscreens difficult or inconvenient to use.

Engineers are testing a new wheel design for Mars rovers after sharp rocks on the red planet repeatedly damaged earlier aluminium wheels during.

Community cooking classes are building sessions around Mediterranean-style bowls, combining grains, beans, leafy greens, tomatoes and olive oil.

Teams monitoring Mars are tracking dust devils more closely, using rover cameras and orbital images to follow the spinning columns as they cross.