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Putting California Wind Power Out to Sea
Proposals for floating wind farms such as Trident Winds' California project no longer sound like science fiction
Nanoscale Fasteners Strengthen Cost-Effective Membranes in Fuel Cells
Mechanical connection between membrane and electrodes offers fuel cells that are less expensive, more efficient, and easier to manufacture
The Best Robots at IROS 2015
Meet six of the most interesting robots from the 2015 IROS expo hall
Cars Talk to Cars on the Autobahn
Quick-as-lightning communications will let cars share highway info
Finally, the Jetpack We've Always Wanted
Jetpack Aviation's JB-9 is a compact, high-performance jet turbine backpack that can fly for a solid 10 minutes
Paris Climate Talks Facing Growing Carbon Emissions and Credibility Gaps
Pledged carbon emissions fall well short of what's needed to hold global warming to 2 degrees Celsius this century. Emissions denial could ultimately turn up the heat even more
Most Tech Professionals Are Happy Campers, Survey Says
But money could make them walk, and work-life balance could be better
Can Another Bushnell Revolutionize the Way We Play?
With $6.5 million of new investment, Two Bit Circus hopes to turn its STEAM Carnival into an entertainment empire
Disney Software Makes It Easy to Design and Print Custom Walking Robots
In minutes, you (yes, even you) can design a complex, customized walking robot
Can uBeam's Through-the-Air Phone Charging System Live Up to the Hype?
The company has backed off major awe-inducing claims as the cold reality of physical limits sets in
Researchers Achieve Long-Distance Teleportation and Quantum Entanglement With Twisted Photons
Two quantum leaps in quantum communication
Oculus Co-founder Jack McCauley’s Next Challenge: The Perfect Head-Tracker for VR
“I’m going to use a couple of MEMS mirrors and a laser,” he says
Large-Scale Solar and Repurposed EV Batteries to Play Large Role in California's Renewable Energy Future
In October, California passed a bill requiring the state to get half of its electricity from renewables by 2030
Hydrogen Treatment of Graphene Makes for Super Li-ion Batteries
Hydrogen improved both the the transport and storage capacity of lithium in graphene-based electrodes
Graphene Paper Transforms Into Tiny Origami Robots
Tiny graphene devices capable of folding in response to laser light could inspire future microrobots
Video Friday: Breakfast Robot, Programmable Matter, and Exploding Ping Pong Balls
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Toyota Invests $1 Billion in AI and Robots, Will Open R&D Lab in Silicon Valley
The Japanese automaker is establishing a Silicon Valley company and hiring hundreds of engineers to advance AI for cars and robots
Move Data by "Singing" to It
Researchers replace electricity and magnetism with surface acoustic waves to move data quickly and efficiently
Electron Map May Show the Way Toward High-Temp Superconductivity
3-D arrangement of electrons was unexpected
VW Emissions Cheating Scandal Spreads to Sports Cars
Volkswagen denies new EPA findings of emissions-cheating software in luxury and sports car models
Watch This Massive Drone Launch and Recover Another Drone in Flight
The FLARES system uses one enormous drone to launch (and capture) another
Could Tesla Become the Google of the Internet of Things?
Silicon Valley technologists and VCs debate that and other questions about hot tech topics—such as, Is mining the killer app for 5G?—at an AT&T salon
MIT Drone Flies Autonomously While Avoiding Obstacles
Using only onboard hardware, this drone can dynamically avoid outdoor obstacles
Researchers Develop Fastest and Most Flexible Silicon Phototransistor Ever
Phototransistor has a wide range of applications, including digital cameras and smoke detectors
BAE Systems, UK Gov't Invest $120 Million in Skylon Space Plane Engine Prototype
Reaction Engines' futuristic Synergetic Air-Breathing Rocket Engine could be in ground testing by the end of the decade, with test flights by 2025
Steve Jobs’ Real-World Leading Ladies Gather
Era portrayed in the Steve Jobs movie was a good time for women in tech
Drought-Busting Innovations Pull Water From the Air, the Sea, and Your Toilet
Technology takes on the drought at Singularity University competition
The Mt. Gox Bitcoin Debacle: An Update
Investigators are still tight-lipped and some observers disagree on just what happened
Startup Developing Autonomous Delivery Robots That Travel on Sidewalks
Finally an urban delivery robot that might actually work
Simple Nano Trick Purifies Silicon for Energy Applications
A grind and an acid bath produces silicon good enough for batteries and solar cells
Why Every GPS Overestimates Distance Traveled
Math proves that GPS distance, on average, exceeds the actual distance traveled
China Plans Enormous Particle Collider
The country is plotting a separate path to the Large Hadron Collider's successor
Steve Perlman: Nokia Deal Legitimizes Artemis’ pCell Technology
Plan to deploy pCell in major cities is a confirmation that the tech “isn’t cold fusion,” says Artemis founder
Solar Towers Don't Seem to Be the Bird Destroyers Once Thought
They are not killing tens of thousands of birds and bats as some early media reports suggested, and mitigation strategies show signs of further reducing avian impacts
Graphene-based Magnetoresistance Sensor 200 Times as Sensitive as Silicon
New sensor chip is not only more sensitive, but also tunable and resistant to temperature changes
The 807, a Vacuum Tube for the Ages
Eight decades on, this device still has a niche among ham radio enthusiasts and audiophiles
Australians Invent Architecture for a Full-Scale Silicon Quantum Computer
A new architecture could enable silicon quantum computing to scale in size and correct quantum errors
Flexible Sensors Measure Blood Flow Under the Skin
A flexible skin device capable of track ing blood flow could monitor the health of patients around the clock
Video Friday: Motorcycle Robot, Paper Plane Drone, and R2-D2 Fridge
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
The Clock Is Ticking on Bitcoin's Future
Bitcoin's key players have until January to agree on a path for the currency, or there will be potential for mayhem
Self-driving Cars Real-World Safety Tested And Found Okay
The crash rate is a bit higher but also a bit less severe than for human-driven cars
Forget Siri: Here's a New Way for Robots to Talk
Georgia Tech researchers want to build humanity and personality into human-robot dialogues
Li-ion Batteries Keep Improving, But for What Application?
A silicon hybrid material looks to replace graphite in anodes of Li-ion batteries
How Space Telescopes Will Find Earth 2.0
The galaxy is full of exoplanets. Now we’ll find out what they’re made of
Leap in Lithium-Air Battery Tech Could Supercharge Electric Cars
Lithium-air batteries can have up to 10 times more capacity than lithium-ion ones
Mind-Reading with Infrared Light
Technique could monitor brain dysfunction or control machines with thought
Build the Ultimate Digital Picture Frame
Add gesture control to an HDTV to browse through a museum’s worth of art
NASA Offering Patents to Startups, No Money Down
New startups can get their hands on NASA inventions, but must offer commercial products within five years, or the deal's off
Wal-Mart Wants to Use Delivery Drones, Our Skepticism Reaches New High
Another massive retailer wants to use drones to deliver packages, and consumers are still buying the hype
Monuments to Failure
The cadavers of dead IT projects are buried under mounds of cash
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