Non-paper delivery box uses internal sensors to keep shipments safe and an electronic ink label for continual reuse.

The Odyssey will be the first vessel to use plastic waste to fuel its three-year voyage to South America, Asia, and Africa.

A 175-acre site at the base of Mt. Fuji will become the “Woven City” — a fully-connected ecosystem filled with high-tech treats.

The Fisker Ocean aims to compete with Tesla with its lower price tag, sunroof and karaoke machine.

Designer Carlo Ratti has turned a part of a Chinese train station into an interactive experiment on the role of AI, cameras and smart technology in public spaces.

The Instant Lounge is 3D-printed into different shapes and removed when no longer needed.

The express renewal systems are located in three of the state’s grocery stores and four of its local tax offices.

Pomegranates and other food waste are being used to create bioplastic for sustainable car parts, including germ-killing door handles.

The substance could be used as a coating on pavements or buildings to eliminate many forms of air pollution.

The technology highlights potential hazards, helps with navigation and provides passengers with entertainment.

The guidance system uses readily available satellite observation data to plot the swiftest, safest ocean travel route.

A French river tour company is using repurposed EV batteries from cars to power its new EV boats.