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Watch Adam Savage’s Pedal-Powered Beest Machine Take Its First Steps
Adam Savage from MythBusters spent three days building a pedal-powered Strandbeest-type machine. Will it walk?
Graphene-Silicon Photodetector Could Enable the Internet of Things
Simple and cheap to produce, graphene-based photodetector could energy consumption in optical data transmission
Microsoft Sets DNA Data-Storage Record: 200 Megabytes
Researchers store Ok Go! music video, great works of literature, and more in a dab of DNA
Video Friday: RoboCup Finals, Crowdsourced Robotics, and Growing Drones in Vats
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Telephone Hotline Data Forecasts Dengue Outbreaks Three Weeks Ahead
Machine learning system uses phone calls in Lahore, Pakistan to give a warning of neighborhood dengue outbreaks
Google Needs Two Cultures to Address Age Discrimination and Diversity
Google has built its culture to excite young men; it will need a split personality to truly embrace a broader workforce
Use a GPU to Turn a PC Into a Supercomputer
For some applications, scientists find the humble GPU to be better and cheaper running their calculations than the mighty, conventional supercomputer
Compound 2-D Material Leads to a Practical Electronic Device
Device represents the first time charge-density waves were exploited to modulate electrical current in a 2-D material
A Cyborg Stingray Made of Rat Muscles and Gold
Living muscle cells and pulses of light power this tiny cyborg ray through an obstacle course
In-Ear EEG Makes Unobtrusive Brain-Hacking Gadgets a Real Possibility
Earbud-like doodads can pick up brainwaves with surprising fidelity
Secret Hidden in Grains of Perovskite Could Boost Solar Cell Efficiency
A path towards 31-percent conversion efficiency could be possible for perovskite photovoltaics
Supercapacitors Reach Into EV and IoT Applications
With growing capacitance figures, supercapacitors begin to break out on their own
Tesla Autopilot Crash Exposes Industry Divide
Is it time to take human drivers out of the loop completely?
Nanobrushes: A New Carbon Material to Boost Batteries and Capacitors
NEC discovers a substance with several times the conductivity of nanohorns
Electric Motorcycle Races for the Finish at Pikes Peak International
An all-student motorcycle team from Ohio State University attempts to set a new course record with their battery-powered Buckeye Current bike
Your Smart Watch Can Steal Your ATM PIN
Attackers can reproduce hand movements to recover secret codes with 90 percent accuracy
Team Delft Wins Amazon Picking Challenge
Year two of the Amazon Picking Challenge results in robots that are much, much closer to taking over for humans
The Tesla Autopilot Crash Could Have Been Much Worse
The next time, a crash may kill innocent bystanders. Would that kill the Autopilot feature?
Satellite Tracks Carbon Polluters From Space
Claire, a Canadian microsatellite launched in June, is gearing up to take high-resolution snapshots of greenhouse gas plumes
Fatal Tesla Self-Driving Car Crash Reminds Us That Robots Aren't Perfect
The first fatal crash involving Tesla's Autopilot system highlights the contradictory expectations of vehicle autonomy
Video Friday: Pneumatic RoboDog, Drone Crash, and Nao With Eyebrows
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
One Million Faces Challenge Even the Best Facial Recognition Algorithms
A million-face benchmark test shows that even Google's facial recognition algorithm suffers in accuracy
Review: Better High-Definition Audio From Your Smartphone
The DragonFly portable USB DACs and the Aumeo customizable headphone amplifier take HD audio to the next level
Octopus-Inspired Smart Adhesive Boosts Flexible Electronics
A tentacle-like adhesive stamp makes easy work of transfer-printing nanomaterials onto flexible materials
How EPFL Made Pleurobot the Most Salamanderish Robot Ever
A new paper details just how salamander-like Pleurobot really is
Ohio State's Electric Motorcycle Takes On a Punishing Mountain Course
It took some last-minute engineering to get the Buckeye Current, a battery-powered bike, into racing condition
Resonating Drums Made Out of Graphene Could Lead to Better Sensors
A new type of electrically-controlled mechanical resonator could detect ultra-weak signals
How We’ll Put a Carbon Nanotube Computer in Your Hand
Circuits built from carbon nanotubes will give silicon real competition
A World of Help for Women Software Engineers
A software engineer makes it easier for women in tech around the world to “find their tribe”
Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs Wants to Help You Navigate Smart Cities
A mobile app will give you all the best options for driving, parking, and transit
The Godzilla of Solar Ovens
Built in 1949, the giant Mont-Louis solar furnace could instantly ignite wood and melt through a steel plate in seconds
Exoskeleton Could Quell the Tremors of Parkinson's Disease Patients at Crucial Moments
A wearable device for the arm would only turn on when the user needs fine motor skills
Black Phosphorus Has Renaissance in Two Dimensions
An inherent band gap is bolstering the reputation of the hot new 2D material
Nanophotonic Crystals Separate Real Luxury Watches From the Fakes
A simple method involving only a UV light can reveal the authenticity of luxury watches
Sweden Tests Electric Roads to Give EVs Unlimited Range
Overhead wires provide electricity for buses and trains. Could they work for trucks, too?
Full-Duplex Chip Will Create a Wireless Bandwidth Bonanza
A full-duplex chip—one that can send and receive simultaneously—could double phone-network data capacity
Wearable Device Tracks Tricks in Freestyle Snowboarding
Cool trick, huh? says the algorithm
Why Wi-Fi Stinks—and How to Fix It
Neglected channels could add Wi-Fi capacity if router makers used them properly
Walmart and Five Elements Robotics Working on Robotic Shopping Cart
We like the idea of an autonomous shopping cart, but getting it to work will be a challenge
Anki's Cozmo: the Intelligent Robotic Toy You've Always Wanted, Maybe
Cozmo promises intelligence, personality, and fun, but is it enough to hold your interest?
Startup Profile: Kepler Communications Aims to Build a Commercial Space Network to Keep Satellites in Touch
Eyeing the space boom, the company plans to launch a constellation of CubeSats
For Dieters, Smart Glasses Could Detect and Record Every Chew
Eyeglasses with EMG sensors can tell whether you're munching on cookies or Jelly Babies
Nanowires Offer Real-Time Monitoring and Control of Heart Tissue
Huge potential impact in regenerative medicine and electronic therapeutics
Race Day at Pikes Peak With The Buckeye Current E-Motorcycle
The track is wet, the tires are racing slicks, and the outlook is cloudy
Infographic: The Future of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
Autonomous underwater vehicles could survey pipelines—or perform military missions
Day Four at Pikes Peak Motorcycle Race With the Buckeye Current Team
Will today's bug defeat the Ohio State student engineers?
Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Overcome Another Limitation: High Temperatures
Could safe, durable and high-temperature Li-S batteries lead to EV applications?
The Trials of Turning a Digital Light Projector Into an Ultraviolet 3-D Printer
An enticing idea turns out to be devilishly complex
Video Friday: Cloud Robotics, MARLO in the Forest, and Eagle Kills Drone
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
3 Ways to Build an Artificial Kidney
Researchers are taking different approaches in the drive to end conventional dialysis
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