Although we're moving away from being a throw-away society, single-use nitrile gloves are still widely utilized in healthcare settings. That may not always be the case, however, thanks to the ...

Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say they can tweak your dreams so that your time asleep isn’t just for resting. They also say turning dreams into usable data can benefit ...

Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a novel device called the Mobile Music Touch -- a wireless glove intended to improve motor skills in people who have suffered a paralyzing ...

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A 85-foot-tall, dark-gray building stands in southern Virginia, surrounded by grassy fields and rolling blue mountains. This brand-new chemical plant was set up during the pandemic to produce a ...

Issuing safety gloves to your team doesn’t automatically mean that they’re adequately protected. The cheapest, low-cost option may not be durable or tough enough to stand up to the rigors of the task.

Gaming might be about to become a lot more hands on. With most major gaming companies focusing on the sights and sounds of virtual reality (VR), a group of mechanical engineering students at Rice ...

A world of pinching and grabbing virtual objects in the air still seems more like "Minority Report" than reality, but MIT's Tether glove may help usher in such futuristic interfaces. Glove wearers can ...

A wireless musical glove developed at Georgia Tech not only teaches users to play songs on the piano, but may also improve the sensation and mobility of the hands of people who have suffered spinal ...

The key to keeping warm in the winter is making sure three places are covered: hands, feet and head. While the hands and feet usually come down to how fashionable you think you need to be, what you ...