CMOS image sensors work in low-light conditions
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3D printer yields electric motor
Process uses copper, iron, and ceramic
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Leap Motion introduces open-source VR headset with impressive specs
The company hopes to inspire human ingenuity by making schematics easily
FTC decides “Warranty Void If Removed” stickers are illegal
A 1975 act prohibits companies from forcing consumers to rely on sellers for repairs. Companies can no longer threaten void warranties following third-party
Video: Rolling spider robot combines science fiction and nature
Modeled after the flic-flac spider, BionicWheelBot is nature versus
How to set up Cloudflare’s free DNS service — the fastest and most private in the world
Twenty-eight percent faster than the leading DNS systems, Cloudflare prevents ISPs from monitoring your web
A new type of solar panel in development that generates energy from falling raindrops
Researchers at Soochow University say that they can harvest solar power when it’s raining — at
The era of hypersonic flight is nearly upon us, but who will lead the way?
With countries like China and Russia unveiling hypersonic missiles, DARPA springs into
The secret to understanding machine learning may lie in a virtual yeast cell
Researchers at UC San Diego School of Medicine built a visible neural network and crafted it into a virtual brewer’s yeast