Liquid light switch closes gap between light and electricity
Scientists created a switch using Polariton Bose-Einstein condensate to combine electric and optical signals while consuming small quantities of
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World’s lightest VR headset looks like a pair of futuristic sunglasses
Made from carbon fiber and weighing in at a mere 3.1 oz., the V One’s lenses are 0.68-in.
3 DIY projects for under $3
How to make your own burglar alarm, remote-controlled camera, and noise-isolating
LIDAR sensor chip could be mass produced for use in robots and drones
MIT’s Photonic Microsystems Group is developing a LIDAR-on-a-chip system that’s smaller than a dime, has no moving parts, and could be mass produced at a low cost to
How the first private company landing on the moon can propel humanity forward
Moon Express is the first private company that will leave Earth's orbit with plans to bring back precious resources, metals, and moon
IBM’s lab-on-a-chip helps detect diseases at the nanoscale
By separating bioparticles down to 20 nanometers in diameter, the chip grants access to important particles such as DNA, viruses, and
Drone uses GPS and AI to predict your next move
The Staaker's artificial intelligence is combined with five different user-activated follow
This nano-sized photo detector can be integrated on a CMOS chip
The device is 100 times smaller than a conventional photo
Blimp-inspecting robot finds and repairs pinholes in airships
Lockheed Martin’s SPIDER uses two magnetic halves to expose holes and problem
Future Apple Pencil could double as a joystick, air mouse
The new idea illustrates a stylus with what Apple calls “force sensors,” located on both ends of the device, along with an “inertial sensor” which could allow it