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The next time, a crash may kill innocent bystanders. Would that kill the Autopilot feature?

Claire, a Canadian microsatellite launched in June, is gearing up to take high-resolution snapshots of greenhouse gas plumes

A million-face benchmark test shows that even Google's facial recognition algorithm suffers in accuracy

A tentacle-like adhesive stamp makes easy work of transfer-printing nanomaterials onto flexible materials

A new paper details just how salamander-like Pleurobot really is

A new type of electrically-controlled mechanical resonator could detect ultra-weak signals

A software engineer makes it easier for women in tech around the world to “find their tribe”

A wearable device for the arm would only turn on when the user needs fine motor skills

Cool trick, huh? says the algorithm

Cozmo promises intelligence, personality, and fun, but is it enough to hold your interest?

The track is wet, the tires are racing slicks, and the outlook is cloudy

Could safe, durable and high-temperature Li-S batteries lead to EV applications?

And the bug of the day is a throttle that suddenly cuts out

A pair of innovative studies from UC Berkeley questions the accepted wisdom that electrification begets economic and social development

To win this race you have to kill bugs faster than the competition can

Want to make some money with your drone? Here's what you'll have to do first

Yesterday's time trial teased out a teething pain—a noisemaking system that mysteriously goes silent

The U.S. government’s Human Connectome Project moves into its second phase—and its brain scans are being used to predict individuals’ behavior and intelligence

The FCC Chairman wants to grant U.S. companies a “home field advantage” for 5G wireless by releasing high-frequency bands

Want to know how to start a business? There’s a (free) school for that

Hundreds of threatened and endangered turtles wash ashore in Chesapeake Bay each year, and no one knows why