Throwback Tech: Virtual reality devices of the past
VR gaming has been around for decades, but it was never a success until recently, and that could be due to a number of
Author: Nicole DiGiose
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Warning: These signs from the future are closer than they appear
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Five tips to secure your home from hackers
While having a home automation system gives you more control over your home, it also gives hackers a window into your personal life — here’s how to stay
This algorithm helps machines learn as quickly as humans
BPL is designed to capture the causal and compositional properties of real-world processes, allowing the algorithm to use data more
Lockheed Martin is shrinking the telescope
Developed by Lockheed Martin’s research partners at University of California, Davis, SPIDER replaces a telescope's primary lens with a thin array of tiny lenses
Researchers are projecting digital people into chairs during an augmented reality study
A Microsoft Research study is using augmented reality to project a life-sized person into a
Amazon Dash is now live; automatically reorders your supplies
Amazon’s Dash Replenishment-powered devices include Brother printers, a GE washing machine, the Gmate SMART blood glucose monitor, and
Drone with 48 propellers can lift over 130 pounds; breaks payload record
The Megacopter received the Guinness World Record for the heaviest load lifted for a remote-controlled
Modern Robotics just introduced its newest, collaborative robot, and you can build it
The user-friendly Spartan robotics kit targets students from middle school through college level (and anyone interested in