by Robert N. Charette on (#XP68)
The empty apologies trotted out by companies and governments in the wake of IT debacles add insult to injury
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by Evan Ackerman on (#XNFT)
An expensive new Roomba with features and performance to match
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by Neil Savage on (#XNEG)
Crystals plus infrared beams bring water to near zero
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by Mark Harris on (#XN5V)
Mercedes and Hyundai hope they'll be able to send their new autonomous vehicles out on demo drives
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by Tekla Perry on (#XEBD)
Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman and others believe the world needs noncommercial AI research—and they’re hiring
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#XE4Z)
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Engineers soup up off-the-shelf robots to new standards of accuracy
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by Dexter Johnson on (#XDE2)
Nanopillars on the surface of photovoltaics are becoming a trend for allowing in more photons
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by Tekla Perry on (#XD7P)
What happens when you eliminate test and QA? Fewer errors and faster development, say Yahoo’s tech leaders
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#XCSP)
Starting in 2018, U.S. vehicle safety ratings will account for technologies meant to keep cars from crashing
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#XA54)
Computer can not only write as well as humans, but invent new symbols
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by Prachi Patel on (#X9YT)
Study finds that 40% of PhDs go to industry and boost economic growth
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by Monica Heger on (#X9PN)
A report published by NREL found that more than half of energy capacity added in the US in 2014 was renewable
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by Tekla Perry on (#X92W)
Two education startups look to personalize online help for math and science classes
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by Alexander Hellemans on (#X8K9)
Will porous semiconductors lead to more efficient photovoltaic cells and lithium-ion batteries?
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#X6N0)
It may be possible to create digital clones of anyone
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#X5ZJ)
New advance could also lead to chips that can smell, taste
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by Tekla Perry on (#X5S0)
Startup piggybacks on social media to make learning-to-code girl-friendly
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by Douglas McCormick on (#X4YT)
New analytical approaches turn low-amplitude seismic data into insights about this world and others
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#X2S9)
The U.S. version of 007's Q branch hopes IBM can take the next big step toward universal quantum computing
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by Dexter Johnson on (#X28X)
Adding some small twists to chemical vapor deposition makes a hexagonal boron nitride that could make the perfect substrate for graphene
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by Tekla Perry on (#X22X)
Study for the SAT, learn another language, or sound like a cowboy when you send text messages
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by Philip E. Ross on (#X1NT)
When self-driving cars become street legal, a world full of old cars will become ripe for retrofitting
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by Evan Ackerman on (#X1NR)
Being programmable through headphones could keep Canny relevant for decades
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by Evan Ackerman on (#WZ66)
Stalker and K-MAX talk to air traffic control to safely operate while detecting and dousing fires
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by Tekla Perry on (#WYXM)
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by Prachi Patel on (#WYJ0)
Laser light and special sensors let a camera see around a corner with centimeter precision
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by Iddo Guneth on (#WPDF)
One cable to rule them all, and it’ll be optical in 2016
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by Dexter Johnson on (#WP8M)
Researchers continue to refine the process for producing laser-induced graphene that promises big changes in energy storage
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by Tekla Perry on (#WNKE)
This group of geriatric engineers probably can’t stop global warming—but maybe they can cool down a few hot spots
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#WNJ2)
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by Alexander Hellemans on (#WJV6)
Will sodium replace lithium as the material of choice for rechargeable batteries?
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by Katherine Tweed on (#WJPJ)
Can more R&D dollars deliver a clean energy future faster?
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by Dexter Johnson on (#WJF8)
The size and refrative index of transparent nanoparticles offer unique light scattering abilities
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by Neil Savage on (#WHF2)
Bee cognition gives hints of how radios could talk on the fly
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by Evan Ackerman on (#WF0R)
No robots were harmed (much) during this research
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#WEK8)
Erik DeBenedictis from Sandia National Labs envisions several technologies that can unlock exascale supercomputing
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by Rachel Courtland on (#WDRV)
The UTC decision has been put off until 2023, but changes might happen fast at that point
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by Stuart Nathan on (#WBDJ)
Its electricity and propulsion section have arrived for stress testing
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by Evan Ackerman on (#WB84)
As far as StarCraft goes, humans aren't doomed (yet)
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by Dexter Johnson on (#WB86)
Metal wires made invisible with nanostructures could increase silicon solar cell efficiency by over 20 percent
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#WAY4)
Laser eyes designed for robot bees could help driverless cars see
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#WAH3)
Redox flow lithium battery could store energy from wind and solar
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#WA30)
Voyomotive's plug-in device is the latest to promise drivers more control over their cars through their smartphones
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by Anthony Breitzman & Patrick Thomas on (#W7HC)
Our annual roundup of who has the most valuable high-tech patent portfolios
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by David Schneider on (#W7EF)
Use an Arduino and a Raspberry Pi to track your water use in real time
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by David Schneider on (#W7ED)
Watch over your usage with an Arduino and a Raspberry Pi
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Surprise! It's Cyber Monday, and Amazon has a flashy but useless delivery drone announcement
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by Lucas Laursen on (#W6ZC)
Self-driving cars will be the opening act at the 2016-17 season
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