Author: Jeffrey Bausch

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Did you know that before Volvo and Tesla, Cadillac had a radar-based collision avoidance system in their car . . . back in 1959?

While the technology is a bit commonplace nowadays, Cadillac first introduced the idea of a collision-avoidance system back in the late

Wall-less Hall thruster could power future long-duration, deep space missions

Researchers have figured out how to optimize the Hall thruster so that it can be used for space missions deeper than anything to

5 ways to boost the WiFi signal in your house

A router can be a frustrating piece of equipment to have in your home -- here are some tips and tricks to make sure it's always performing its

While it’s not the flux capacitor we’re all waiting for, this new capacitor is pretty amazing

Unique design leads to a capacitor with an energy density of about two watts per kilogram, which is much, much higher than comparable technologies on the market

New memristor device made of perovskite has three stable resistive states — could replace flash memory

Perovskite-based memristor is just 5 nanometers, and has three stable resistive states to allow for fuzzy logic

Google’s Alphabet warns shareholders — it’s going to begin investing in long-term “bets” on breakthrough technologies

Company's new parent company gives investors the heads up that they're about to start investing heavily in technologies that will hopefully pay off in the long

Study shows it takes up to 27 seconds to regain full attention after talking to your car or smartphone

Researchers find that using voice command technology in a car holds the attention of the driver much longer than previously

New on-chip material has a refractive index of zero, meaning light can travel infinitely fast through it

Solution could bring about significant advancements for a range of technologies, ranging from photonic devices to quantum computing, and more Researchers at Harvard’s

Introducing patent 9158133 — contact lenses that are powered by and communicate via light

Google is looking into wearable technology that is a bit more extreme than its previous Glass

Computerized grenade launcher is ready for ‘final tests’

'Smart' weapon is billed as having enough accuracy to precisely kill combatants hiding behind