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The system, created by Aurora Flight Sciences, is meant for military and humanitarian-aid missions that call for bigger, heavier fixed-wing drones that typically require runways.

Based off the full-size EV3, this Junior model boasts a carbon fiber body and a working suspension.

This Video Short Titled "A Gentleman's Guide To Meditation" Is A Gorgeous Use Of Gigabytes

Slowing sales figures plagued the company and dropped profit by 23 percent at the end of the year.

The theft and wreck occurred in Philadelphia on Monday. "He was completely nude. He had nothing on him but what God gave him," a bystander said.

Built By Kelly-Moss, This All-Wheel-Drive "Safari RS Version 2.0" Is Nigh Unstoppable

There are still three more Fast & Furious movies coming in the next few years, but apparently, that's not enough of the "family" for Universal.

The car isn't for sale, but that hasn't stopped would-be buyers from coming to the owner's door. "It's the state car of Colorado," the Subaru Outback's owner said, by way of explanation.

The Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12-Hour may be the main event, but the Improved Production Challenge support race had some of the best racing of the weekend.

New for the 2018 model year, the Ford Expedition switches to an aluminum body, moves to a 10-speed transmission, and has enough power outlets and Wi-Fi to serve as a pop-up electronics store.

Seemingly buoyed by the #DeleteUber movement, Lyft rose to new heights in Apple's iOS app store, rising to become one of the most popular free applications being downloaded.

We assume the pilot wasn't working for the Patriots. But maybe we should trademark #DroneGate just to be safe.

The hundreds of coordinated Intel drones actually performed earlier in the week.

FedEx chief information officer Rob Carter thinks robots are less risky, more familiar.

The $10 million indoor theater, set to open in the second quarter of 2018, will be packed with classic cars, offer a full bar, and even have its own simulated night sky.

McLaren executive director Zak Brown seems to think the globally-popular F1 could find traction in the American market...if the sport is given time.

Instructor Wyatt Knox shares a detailed video showing how proper footwork saves time and increases control on low-grip surfaces.

The Massachusetts-based tech company's autonomous vehicles have mastered seabirds—now they need to figure out Boston drivers.

French investigators state they caught diesel-powered Jeep and Fiat vehicles spitting out excessive levels of nitrogen oxide. The decision to refer the case to prosecutors comes less than a month after similar EPA allegations against FCA.

The piece was actually just an old cement mixer in disguise.