Susan Karlin

Disney’s bleeding-edge rendering software Hyperion enabled Big Hero 6 animators to simulate the behavior of light in a fraction of the time.

Adam Fleischman’s new project is a physics-based system for succeeding in business. We found it . . . confusing, so we asked him to explain.

The first professional gamer (who played against Elon Musk as a teenager) explains how he leveraged his e-sports skills into a multimillion-dollar empire.

This 10-story chimed instrument commemorating the victims of Flight 93 is an unprecedented feat of design and engineering.

With the company’s first “Battery Day” tomorrow, the Teslasphere is debating the company’s true worth, next-generation battery technology, and claims for fully autonomous cars.

A robotic ship seven years in the making, the Mayflower successfully landed in Canada after navigating a transatlantic journey on its own brainpower and pushing the boundaries of AI in marine research.

On the eve of Relativity’s first rocket launch, 32-year-old CEO Tim Ellis presents a humanistic alternative to the more dystopian visions for going to Mars.

Richard Branson’s space tourism vision ramps to monthly flights but still faces a long road to profitability.

As Lilium preps for manned flight tests next year, the German startup sets a course for the U.S. market in 2026.

“Space: The Longest Goodbye” director Ido Mizrahy and retired astronaut Cady Coleman reveal the human side of extended missions to the moon and Mars.