How a Raspberry Pi-powered radio is making kids with cancer smile
This Raspberry Pi-powered radio is streaming music into the children's oncology ward playroom. A children's charity incorporated Raspberry Pi into a hospital radio
Author: Nicolette Emmino
5 Smartphone apps to improve your 5 senses
Take a look at your smartphone. There’s an app for everything - an app where you can unravel a roll of toilet paper, a dog whistler app, and even an app that tells you
NASA uses lasers to communicate with the moon, breaks records
NASA has done it again. The space agency broke a new record when it launched a pulsed laser beam that transmitted data over 239,000 miles between the moon and Earth at
Image of the Day: World’s biggest Raspberry Pi display
Want to see a huge Raspberry Pi display? If you’re at the Goodwood Racecourse in England you’ll get a peek at the 42 ft. x 24 ft.
The real Frankenstein: Bionic man made entirely of prosthetics comes to life
Now, the world’s first bionic man has been created using 28 prosthetic parts that people are already using all over the
Chimps and robots getting friendly, should we be afraid?
If a movie where a bunch of monkeys take over the world scares you and you’re pretty certain a robot will be taking over your job any day now, be very afraid because
Image(s) of the Day: Smart animals in the robotic petting zoo
If you’re looking to get up-close-and-personal with some goats and pigs, I wouldn’t recommend the robotic petting zoo. Instead of your traditional farm animals,
Solar plant runs on salt, keeps power going for six hours without sun
A solar power plant in Gila Bend, AZ is taking solar energy to a different level, using molten salt as a means of keeping electricity running for six hours after the sun
Homeless man gets coding lessons in park, set to launch first app, gets arrested
New York City software engineer teaches a homeless man how to code. Now, big things are happening for the man just days from launching his mobile
Image of the Day: Play classic Super Mario Brothers online in HTML5
Thanks to HTML5 you can play the classic Super Mario Brothers video game right on your