A Ukrainian soldier who lost his legs while clearing mines has found hope at the Superhumans Centre in Lviv. The centre, established after ...

The company said that Dr. Ravindranath's investment signifies the successful conclusion of Makers Hive's bridge round, positioning the orga...

Indian Institute of Science Bangalore's (IISc Bangalore) Society for Innovation and Development has turned into a hub of deep science start...

The way countries handle foreign policy will change irreversibly in the future due to digital transformation.

Jury was fascinated by the potential of the only local firm working on electric propulsion.

A look at the shortlisted startups for the Best on Campus and Comeback Kid categories for The Economic Times Startup Awards 2020.

Rise Legs has been bootstrapped so far with his personal savings but he is now looking out for investors.

Location services are taken care of with a magnetometer for detecting magnetic North and some form of GPS chip or a related variant to plot...

The emerging technology of bionics provides hope to millions around the world who cannot hear, see or move.

Leg movement is triggered by a connected receiver, and the process is so streamlined, it allows a patient to perform actions subconsciously.

“When I stepped down as chief minister in 2003, the Naxalite trouble was confined to our borders. Now, they control two-thirds of the state...

New Zealand-based Rex Bionics sells bionic legs, which can be used by people with paralysed limbs to walk.

With bionics, a blind can see, a deaf can hear and lame can walk. And that’s just the beginning. New-age bionics is moving closer to roboti...