Technology

The aeronautic industry is at a thrilling phase around the world as they innovate and invent ways to reduce travel time economically. Boom, an aerospace company, is working on a supersonic passenger flight that could be affordable.

A study conducted by the Indian Institute of Science indicates that electric buses are not only good for the environment but good for the financial health of our mass transport systems too.

For people with disabilities, for those who face trouble while steering or pedalling bicycles, for the benefit of bicycle sharing stations, for solving innumerable environment issues – this driverless bicycle developed by some students of IIT Kharagpur may well be the answer. Read how.

Bought a new smartphone? What did you do with the old one? Is it lying around in some corner of your house gathering dust? Or has it been sold to a scrap dealer who discarded it irresponsibly, causing pollution? Here’s a better way to recycle your old phones.

HOMEDRIFT is making it easy for new homeowners to keep track of how their builders’ work on their apartments is progressing.

From hacking into the social media accounts of his friends, to finding more than 90 security flaws for Facebook – Anand Prakash has come a long way with his love for technology and interest in ethical hacking. This is his story.

People feel that filing an FIR is a tedious process. But it's a lot easier now.

Sunny Splendor is a great piece of engineering – a solar vehicle that works as a mobile shop for people with disabilities to start up small businesses and earn a living. It was designed by Hari Vasudevan of Ostrich Mobility, and this is how it works.

With Raksha SafeDrive, a device placed inside your vehicle, you don’t need to worry about calling for help in case of an accident or road emergency. The device will do it for you. This is how.

Bawdikheda Jagir Village Council (Gram Panchayat) from Rajgarh District of Madhya Pradesh became India's first free WiFi-zone village paid for with personal funds. And this was all possible due to four young engineers. This is how they did it.