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Leading carmakers unveiled cleaner cars at the Electric Transportation Industry Conference.

The technology behind the "Segway Human Transporter" exaplained.

The "Segway Human Transporter" was unveiled this week to a mixed response. But inventor Dean Kamen's other transportation device -- nicknamed "Fred" -- is still not available after three years of FDA testing.

How we can defend against terrorist attacks by creating diversity and decentralization in the national infrastructure.

The mystery transportation device known as "Ginger" or "It" is an innovative motor scooter that can read your mind. Its official name is the "Segway Human Transporter."

The mysterious "Ginger" device, rumored to be a transportation invention with the ability to change the world, may soon be revealed.

A combination of technology and tough government places the island nation on the cutting edge of traffic control.

A physics professor at the University at Buffalo in New York has created a system that reduces the physical force of impacts. The system could be used to protect buildings from terrorist attacks and earthquakes.

The technology for renewable energy sources is ready for deployment but companies haven't figured out how to create a business based on the engineering advances.

From the wreckage of the World Trade Center emerge new details of the cause of the towers' collapse.

Proposed "solar chimney" in Australia would be twice as tall as the world's tallest building and provide power to 200,000 homes.

At one of the windiest places in Antarctica, Australia plans to build the largest wind power complex on the continent.

Floridians protested against a police surveillance system installed in public areas that scans faces to search for wanted persons.

How much does it cost your state to lock up criminals? Who is being held behind bars in each state? An interactive atlas makes innovative use of technology to answer these questions?

Solar energy gains in popularity in Germany and is a big business too.

Rural areas of the Dominican Republic are not connected to the nation's power grid but villagers benefit from solar energy powered by the Carribean sun.

A federal law requiring federal government websites to be accessible to persons with disabilities will take effect on June 21, 2001.

New housing developments feature high-speed direct fiber-optic networks as a perk for buyers.

Of the 40 nations at the high-level talks, all but the United States were in favor of the Kyoto climate change protocol.

New York Auto Show exhibits include smart cars, electric cars, and cars with GPS navigation systems.