Solar-powered device creates drinking water out of thin air — here’s what it’s all about
Scientists from MIT and the University of California at Berkeley have discovered a way to harvest fresh water from
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Maker of smart garage opener responds to negative review by remotely disabling customer’s device
Are customers in charge of their IoT devices when those devices run on vendors’
GM is hooking up 30,000 robots to the internet to keep its factories running smoothly
After hooking up one-quarter of the robots to the internet, improvements quickly became
More than a game show champion — here’s what the Watson supercomputer has been up to
IBM’s Watson could assist doctors in diagnosing diseases and help CEOs make better business
Here’s why the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is making a comeback
Yes, you read that correctly — Samsung plans to revamp some of the Galaxy Note 7 phones it recalled last
How researchers created twisted semiconductors for 3D projection
A team of chemical engineers guided the attachment of small semiconductor nanoparticles to each other by learning from nature’s very own twisted structures: DNA and
Can data collected by your digital assistant be used against you in court?
Devices equipped with always-on microphones such as the Amazon Echo can be seen as a real privacy
Researchers develop lip-reading password system for personal identity verification
New biometric password system utilizes a user's lip motions to create a
Google’s Project Sunroof sheds light on solar potential of U.S. homes
If the top 10 most capable cities in the U.S. reached their full rooftop solar potential, they’d produce enough energy to power 8 million
All you need to know about the new board on the block, the BeagleBone Blue
Say hello to the affordable and complete robotics controller built around the BeagleBone open-hardware