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May 3, 2016

How robots are helping Marines save lives on battlefield

Marines are known for risking their lives on the battlefield, but more and more, robot technology is helping to avoid those dangers and save lives. 聽

May 3, 2016

Want to control a swarm of robots? Georgia Tech has the answer

Researchers at Georgia Tech have built a tablet-based system that lets people control a fleet of robots with just the swipe of a finger.

May 3, 2016

Movie director Alex Garland weighs the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence

It鈥檚 no easy task helming an Artificial Intelligence sci-fi flick but it鈥檚 worked out so far for writer-director Alex Garland. His indie 鈥淓x Machina鈥� has already banked over $12 million and expands to more theaters this week.

May 3, 2016

Robot takes on ancient ritual of Torah writing in museum installation

It鈥檚 a complicated process that requires meticulous attention to detail 鈥� Torah writing is an activity that has traditionally been performed by a Sofer, a specially trained scribe over the centuries. Considered a highly sacred act, Torah writing has now come into contact with the mechanized 21st century thanks to 鈥渂ios [torah]鈥� an installation that just ran at the Jewish Museum in Berlin from artist group robotlab.

May 3, 2016

Techie spring gear for outdoor adventures

Goodbye, winter. Hello, serious outdoor activities! This gear is designed to help you explore the wild frontier (or your front yard) now that the weather is finally getting warmer. Go skyward with the new the DJI Phantom 3 that records in 4K or paddle around in the pool with a speaker that floats.

May 3, 2016

The real 'Terminator?' Chinese scientists create liquid metal machine

It鈥檚 the rise of the machines 鈥� a Chinese research team has developed shape-shifting, liquid metal machines. No, this isn鈥檛 the idea for a new 鈥淭erminator鈥� sequel. Scientists from both the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Tsinghua University鈥檚 medical school discovered that their liquid metal is able to 鈥渆at鈥� materials and use energy from that to propel itself forward.

May 3, 2016

Amazon's FAA approval may not give commercial drones a lift

After threatening to take its drone development abroad, Amazon got approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) this week to test its much-hyped Prime Air delivery drones on private property in the United States

May 3, 2016

Amazon gets FAA approval for drone testing

Amazon, which one day hopes to make deliveries via drone, has received permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to perform testing of its Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) technology.

May 3, 2016

Paralyzed woman pilots F-35 fighter jet simulator using mind control

It reads like something out of a sci-fi flick, but new technology created by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has recently enabled a paralyzed woman to fly an F-35 fighter jet and a single-engine Cessna in a simulator using only her mind. Speaking in Washington, DC at the recent New America Foundation鈥檚 Future of War forum on February 24th, DARPA Director Arati Prabhakar revealed to the crowd that 55 year-old Jan Scheuermann, who has suffered paralysis since 2003 due to a neurodegenerative condition, was able to fly a Joint Strike Fighter simulator without the use of any joystick or handheld device.

May 3, 2016

25 robots set to compete in ambitious contest this summer

This summer, 25 robots from around the world will go head to head in a competition to test how machines could one day provide assistance after natural or man-made disasters