Alef Aeronautics recently received a Special Airworthiness Certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) which grants them permission to start testing their “Model A” flying car. It doesn’t mean the cars are ready to go to market, but this is still a huge step forward for the technology.

If one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, the same can be said for carbon pollution and diamonds...stick with us for a minute.

“Stay home, save lives.” Politics aside, we can all appreciate a timely and effective marketing campaign. We admire the lighthearted approach Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and her team took in spreading awareness about the importance of staying home.

As AI tech continues to develop, retailers like Walmart are adding robots to their workforce, and some believe a pair of googly eyes can humanize an unfamiliar piece of technology. Despite a fair helping of fun and games, deeper questions linger: what are the pros and cons of humanizing robots?

Do you ever wish your apartment could magically expand (and that you could hide your unmade bed from guests)?

Transportation services like Uber and Lyft have been around for a handful of years, but the latest step into modern transportation is reminiscent of “The Jetsons.”Say hello to the Lilium Jet, an all-electric air taxi that lifts off vertically, hovers and accelerates up to 186 mph before landing.

Get ready for an electrifying revival! Volkswagen recently confirmed it will bring back the iconic microbus in the form of the all-electric I.D. BUZZ.

According to CNBC, online grocery sales are set to surge and will account for 20 percent of the grocery market by 2025.

As of 2015, U.S. residential utility customers used around 10,812 kilowatthours  of electricity on an annual basis. Looking to reduce their carbon footprint, more consumers are exploring solar power as an alternative to other sources.