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Uber Will Start Driverless Service in Pittsburgh—This Month
Uber and Volvo are putting 100 cars on the road faster than anyone had expected
Sloppy Spinal Stimulation Studies Scrutinized
Audits of renowned neuroscientist's electrical stimulation studies uncover problems
Fighting Poverty With Satellite Images and Machine Learning Wizardry
Computer models combine daytime satellite images, nightlights, and survey data to estimate poverty levels
Popular Internet of Things Forecast of 50 Billion Devices by 2020 Is Outdated
Warning: All projections for the Internet of Things are subject to change
Ford and Baidu Invest $150 Million in Velodyne for Affordable Lidar for Self-Driving Cars
The company that makes the best (and most expensive) lidar systems gets a huge pile of cash to make them cheap enough for cars
Helsinki Tries Self-Driving Buses in Real Traffic
The vehicles are the second stage in robo-bus development, following an earlier test on less-traveled roads
NASA's Space Robotics Challenge: The Tasks, the Prizes, and How to Participate
The competition starts with teams operating a robot in a simulated Martian dust storm
Nanostructured Device Purifies Water With Light
Molybdenum sulfide's optical properties shorten a water purification process from days to minutes
GOAT Robot Leg Demonstrates Explosive Jumping
Inspired by mountain goats, this novel robotic leg could result in robots that move in completely new ways
New Startup Aims to Commercialize a Brain Prosthetic to Improve Memory
Kernel wants to build a neural implant based on neuroscientist Ted Berger's memory research
China Launches World's First Quantum Communications Satellite
The mission will test quantum links—in principle unhackable—between space and the ground
Millions of Volkswagens Can Be Unlocked by Hackers
And many other brands are vulnerable to another hack, researchers say
SRI Spin-off Abundant Robotics Developing Autonomous Apple Vacuum
Abundant Robotics is sucking apples right off the tree
Today's Electric Car Batteries Can Get You There and Back Again (Usually)
No need for range anxiety: most EV drivers would manage on a given day, and a quarter would have no trouble in an entire year
Customized Drones Give Pilots an “Out of Body” Racing Experience
Engineering chops merge with first-person-view flying in the exhilarating mixed reality sport of drone racing
New Production Process Retains Photoluminescence of Quantum Dots
So-called click reactions using copper as a catalyst no longer need kill QD's key property
The Nervana Systems Chip That Will Let Intel Advance Its Deep Learning
Intel's purchase of Nervana gives the tech titan ownership of a specialized chip designed for deep learning
Video Friday: The Omnicopter, Diving Drones, and Skinless Robot Babies
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
New Technique Reveals Black Phosphorus's Properties and How to Control Them
Researchers can turn 'on' or 'off' the mechanical anisotropy of black phosphorus
Brain-Computer Interface Therapy Triggers Some Recovery From Spinal Cord Injury
Patients regained some voluntary movements. Difficult to say which technology was the key factor
Stretchable Touchpad Could Become Wearable Touchscreen
The biocompatible touchpad could one day be implanted into skin
AI for President
When a transhumanist runs for president, what does that mean for society?
Delta Airlines: On Second Thought, the Computer Crash Was Our Fault
Carrier admits that its original story, blaming a local utility for setting off the chain of events that led to more than 1000 flight cancellations on Monday and Tuesday, was a work of fiction
How Locus Robotics Plans to Build a Successor to Amazon's Kiva Robots
Locus Robotics founder Bruce Welty explains how his company is developing better warehouse robots from scratch
Simulation Accelerates Innovation
Industry leaders from around the globe use multiphysics simulation to stay ahead of the curve
Retracted: GM-Lyft Self-Driving Taxis Could Launch in 2019
FCC documents reveal car maker’s plan for 725-strong fleet
Single-Crystal Graphene Films Grown More Than 100 Times as Fast as Previously Possible
Ultrafast synthesis of high-quality graphene films combined with roll-to-roll processes ushers in a new era in graphene production
A Bose-Einstein Condensate Device Could Make Optical Computing Work
A spin switch translates between light and voltage using little power
Israeli Startup Innoviz Promises $100 Solid-State Automotive Lidar by 2018
Solid-state lidar sensors are going to be critical to autonomous vehicles—if they can be made reliable and affordable
iRobot Roomba 960 Is a More Affordable VSLAM Vacuum
The latest robot vacuum from iRobot is $200 cheaper, without sacrificing the features you care about
Delta Airlines Computer Failure Part of a Pattern
Hundreds of flight cancellations today are just the latest in a string of airline industry IT problems
Chris Urmson Leaves Google Car Project
It's the most prominent departure yet in the self-driving industry's game of musical chairs
This Battery Will Self-Destruct in 30 Minutes
Transient batteries could power military, medical, and environmental devices, then simply melt away
$100,000 Prize If You Can Find This Secret Command in DOS
Expert says system calls, but not source code, were copied from CP/M to MS-DOS. But there's $100,000 if you can prove he's wrong
Video Friday: Drone With Lidar, Robot Tai Chi, and Strange Android
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Autonomous Security Bots Seek and Destroy Software Bugs in DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge
The team behind the victorious Cyber Reasoning System will receive a US $2 million prize
A Peek Inside Andy Rubin’s Playground
Every tool a hardware engineer could want—plus swings and a slide
MIT and DARPA Pack Lidar Sensor onto Single Chip
Smaller than a dime and with no moving parts, MIT's lidar-on-a-chip is exactly what cars and robots need
Twisted Light Could Dramatically Boost Data Rates
Orbital angular momentum could take optical and radio communication to new heights
One-dimensional Magnetic Atom Chain Forged
For the first time a one-dimensional chain of atoms separate from their two-dimensional substrate leading potentially to greater miniaturization in data storage
Beyond Pokémon GO: The Secret to a Better Augmented Reality Experience
Software that can analyze tiny motions in video allows real objects to be dynamically simulated in augmented reality
Olympic Athletes Try Zapping Their Brains to Boost Performance
Athletes have been training for the 2016 Games using tDCS
Apps Enable Faster Product Development
Hear from simulation experts about their experience with computational apps and how they are creating the future of numerical simulation
Hong Kong Bitcoin Exchange BitFinex Loses Nearly 120,000 Bitcoins in Hack
$72 million-worth stolen, Bitcoin price plummets, individual customer accounts hacked despite multisignature protection
CP/M Creator Gary Kildall’s Memoirs Released as Free Download
Gary Kildall’s story shows how he paved a path for the start-up culture, say his children
Battery-Free Wearable Patch Can Help Monitor Health
Stretchable ultra-thin device can be powered wirelessly by smartphones
The Adventures of a Blissfully Unaware Bipedal Robot at the Grassy Wave Field
MARLO has fallen over more times than any legged robot we’ve ever seen, but it won't give up
Uber + Instacart + the IoT—for Your Swimming Pool
ConnectedYard is the kind of company that could only have been cooked up at a backyard barbecue in Silicon Valley
Breakthrough in Silicene Production
New production technique could break 2D silicon out of the lab
SAM Brings Much-Needed Robotic Assistance to Senior Living Facilities
This autonomous mobile robot helps to check in on patients more regularly
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