These ingenious devices are being fine-tuned as a new method of delivery for medicine and health monitoring.

Researchers have taken detailed 3D images of viruses (nanoscale biology), with future applications in the study of air pollution, combustion, and catalytic processes.

New wearable devices aim to reduce injuries for 2.5 million hospital patients by transmitting data about their position, orientation, movement, and activity.

Integrating man with machine is nothing new, as motorized prosthetics have existed for years. However, advances in robotics have created a new wave of technology, pushing the mechanical human body to new limits.