KE-TV: Botanicus Interacticus Grows From Disney-Pittsburgh
The technology, developed in a lab at Carnegie Mellon University, makes possible rich interactions with plants, both living and artificial.
The technology, developed in a lab at Carnegie Mellon University, makes possible rich interactions with plants, both living and artificial.
Five years in the making, a group of Pittsburgh's brightest minds have met the Living Building Challenge.
Sierra w/o Wires is a fast-growing company that has gone from a handful of people to 26 employees since it opened its doors officially in 2006.
Next season, Citizens Bank Parks will run � at least indirectly � on electricity generated in Lancaster County, where the state's largest solar project just got underway.
Allegheny College and city officials have joined forces to transform Mill Run creek and surrounds as Meadville undergoes overdue planning process.
The Empire State Building recently contracted with Lutron Electronics, based in Coopersburg, to provide sustainable lighting control solutions in pre-built tenant spaces throughout the building.
The Philadelphia Mobile Food Association hosted the biggest event in its young history, a roundup of close to 20 local food trucks.
Graham Engineering Corporation of York has re-invented the wheel.
Self-folding strollers. Quality entertainment in hospital waiting rooms. Video-game school lessons. Pittsburgh parents want -- and need -- high-tech kid products. Local companies are coming through with great inventions.
A young Erie firm is developing a sophisticated, high-tech approach that analyzes actual driver behavior � fast acceleration, cornering, swerving, hard braking � to define risk and set auto insurance rates.