Drones are becoming useful tools in combatting poaching, delivering critical medicines to remote areas, and assisting in the search and rescue of refugees.
Drones are becoming useful tools in combatting poaching, delivering critical medicines to remote areas, and assisting in the search and rescue of refugees.
Battlebots (US) and Robot Wars (UK) have made a comeback. How will modern technology change the game?
Battlebots (US) and Robot Wars (UK) have made a comeback. How will modern technology change the game?
What's the US Army using bacteria for in their electronics R&D?
What's the US Army using bacteria for in their electronics R&D?
Here's a recap of some of the top trends on display during 2017's CES (Consumer Electronics Show).
Here's a recap of some of the top trends on display during 2017's CES (Consumer Electronics Show).
Occipital's structure sensor works with iPads and other devices to create 3D models of the environment. This article…
Occipital's structure sensor works with iPads and other devices to create 3D models of the environment. This article takes a look inside one.
Games demonstrate how computers could rule the world and make intuitive decisions for us.
Games demonstrate how computers could rule the world and make intuitive decisions for us.
In an effort to expand capabilities, reach new markets, acquire talent, or purchase solutions, mergers and acquisitions…
In an effort to expand capabilities, reach new markets, acquire talent, or purchase solutions, mergers and acquisitions are frequent in the tech world. Let’s take a look back on 2016 through some of the tech industry’s most valuable or controversial acquisitions, and what trend those moves could mean going into 2017.
There are malicious individuals creating "zombies" out of internet enabled devices using a program called Mirai. How can…
There are malicious individuals creating "zombies" out of internet enabled devices using a program called Mirai. How can engineers and users stop it?
Newer smartphones have lower SAR measurements, exposing users to less radiation.
Newer smartphones have lower SAR measurements, exposing users to less radiation.
A self-taught engineer from Bukavu (Republic Of Congo) has been helping light up his village since he was 13. To help…
A self-taught engineer from Bukavu (Republic Of Congo) has been helping light up his village since he was 13. To help others achieve such engineering feats, he is now sharing that knowledge.
Here is a look at a few interesting December crowdfunding campaigns.
Here is a look at a few interesting December crowdfunding campaigns.
Silicon-free printed electronics could give rise to tech that's designed to be thrown away.
Silicon-free printed electronics could give rise to tech that's designed to be thrown away.
In this Retro Teardown, we will open up the Sega Genesis (also known as the Mega Drive) to see how these were designed.
In this Retro Teardown, we will open up the Sega Genesis (also known as the Mega Drive) to see how these were designed.
Google recently released a preview for Android Things, but will developers actually get their hands on it this time around?
Google recently released a preview for Android Things, but will developers actually get their hands on it this time around?
Researchers from the Tyndall National Institute in Cork have created micro-structures shaped like small pyramids that can…
Researchers from the Tyndall National Institute in Cork have created micro-structures shaped like small pyramids that can create entangled photons. Does this mean that quantum computers are closer than we realize?
The Leap Motion Controller is a gesture tracker that is capable of tracking all ten fingers simultaneously.
The Leap Motion Controller is a gesture tracker that is capable of tracking all ten fingers simultaneously.
Pulse Electronics have developed a printer that can print conductors and circuits directly onto 3D surfaces.
Pulse Electronics have developed a printer that can print conductors and circuits directly onto 3D surfaces.
Scientists at Cambridge University have developed a low-power transistor which consumes a billionth of a watt and…
Scientists at Cambridge University have developed a low-power transistor which consumes a billionth of a watt and operates under one volt. Such a device could help with the age of the IoT's ever-growing demand for power and efficiency.
In this Teardown Tuesday, we will split, smash, crack, and sand our way into a USB power meter to see how it's made.
In this Teardown Tuesday, we will split, smash, crack, and sand our way into a USB power meter to see how it's made.
A team of scientists in Germany have created genetic nanostructures that could be the key to genetic computers.
A team of scientists in Germany have created genetic nanostructures that could be the key to genetic computers.
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