Top tech firms in India are introducing Grade 6 students from rural areas to emerging technologies like AI, machine learning, IoT, cybersec...

Even though schools in India are shut, students are putting on a good front to fight Covid-19.

After some research, I finally got parts for my racing drone, including motors, speed controllers, flight controller and radio system.

With the mushrooming of makerspaces in the metros, the idea of building products has received a big leg up with the entry of Makery Labs.

A startup from the University of Tokyo says it has come up with one of the world's first video game controller that let you touch in VR.

The Kerala government is working on a master plan to create a billion-dollar campus for startups in the near future, Chief Minister Oommen ...

A total of 50 young mobile application developers will receive Startup Boxes as part of the Youth Entrepreneurs Scheme (YES) 2015.

Tech lovers can check these cool gadgets that are drawing attention this week. Here are the top four:

The company chose to build mBot around the concept of STEM education: science, technology, engineering & mathematics.

A total of 40 teams comprising five students each will be selected from colleges across the state, a release said here today.

A new technology invented in Brazil allows people to control their smartphones by activating sensors hidden in their hair.

Google Glass costs Rs 1 lakh, however, the SmartCap in vented by Kochi-based innovator Arvind Sanjeev costs just Rs 4,500. His invention ha...

Instead of commercializing the product Sanjeev posted a blog explaining how his ‘Smart Cap’ can be built by anyone using opensource hardwar...

In honour of the 30th anniversary of Tetris in June, one fan decided to bring the popular game to a new platform — his T-shirt.

The machine, which is connected to a series of wooden platforms hiding actuators inside, vibrates whatever you place on top.

A range of D-I-Y computing tools like Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Lego’s Mindstorms can provide the base to build completely unique creations

The start-up develops tools on the open-source Arduino platform for healthcare, by providing DIY (do-it-yourself) sensors.