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A new cyber defense strategy aims to protect the most vulnerable Navy ship systems against hackers

Aaaand another basic human skill bites the dust

These stealthy subatomic particles could someday be used to see across national borders

This robot can take just about whatever you want to just about wherever you want it

A computer program builds on human expertise to make 3-D printed heart models from MRI scans

Researchers discover how to tune the carbon-capture capacity of nanotubes

Deep in the woods in Maryland, the U.S. Army is testing exoskeletons that can lighten the load that soldiers carry

Jim O’Sullivan and Julius Rix demonstrate the essential qualities of resourcefulness and endurance

Volvo wants robots to help bringing trashcans to garbage trucks, which sounds like a great idea except that it may not be

An attempt to understand VW's clean diesel tech instead uncovered one of history's greatest corporate cybercrimes

The U.S. Naval Observatory tests a ground-based GPS alternative that could work in crowded cities and even underground

Can electromagnetic theory still surprise us?

I don't trust robots this much, but at ETH Zurich, they're crazy enough to put their lives in the hands of a team of quadrotors

A new coating lets solar panels cool themselves while producing even more energy

With $200-million overhaul complete, scientists are looking for ripples in the fabric of space-time

Silicon for the smarts, but stomach acid for the power

U.S. regulators may fine Volkswagen billions of dollars after discovering software designed to cheat official emissions testing

Show's first episode points out the pitfalls of a boys-only tech world

Computer models are becoming more attuned to human fear during crowd evacuations

If carbyne can be synthesized in bulk, its unusual properties could be a boon to nanoelectronics

Several research groups are creating algorithms that make carpooling a more personalized experience

Tiny, energy-efficient, homes are bucking the trend toward bigger and bigger houses

Your weekly injection of steaming hot robot videos

The Mr. Robot television series has some real world imitators

This is the science fiction movie you’ve been waiting for

Electric racing returns next month with new power trains and other improvements

Will digitizing taste lead to a Pepsi-clone made out of “kale and pine nuts”?

Graphene-based 3-D printing filament may trigger an explosion of printing electronics and circuitry

Robotic teleoperation means we can explore places where it's too difficult to send fragile, needy humans

In one integrated design and print process, you can now create objects with a suite of embedded sensors

System could help reduce your energy footprint

Smarter driving by autonomous features could save $1,800 in battery costs for a Tesla electric car

14-year old Texas youth arrested for bringing homebrew electronics to school

The new robot vacuum uses VSLAM to navigate and clean larger spaces in satisfyingly straight lines

Magnetic Signals Could Replace Bluetooth in Wearables

Why every engineer shouldn't necessarily work directly on the product, and why good tools are like good food

Multiplexers are essential components of any wireless communication system

The euRathlon challenge will feature ground, marine, and aerial robots competing in a simulated disaster zone

What would Dave and Bill do? Probably not this

Google has hired an auto industry engineer who worked at Hyundai and Ford as its new robot car CEO

While using modulated LEDs to transmit data via visible ambient light isn't a new idea, Disney is trying to figure out how to make it work for us

A chip that can shatter upon command could safeguard U.S. military data and devices on future battlefields

Until robots can solve all of our problems, they're going to need to know when (and how) to ask us for help

The nervous system adapts to severe injury when energized by electric pulses synced to muscle movements

Single silicon nanoparticle acts as a switch by scattering light

Automatic emergency braking will be standard but not mandatory

Other states require a test driver in the car, but Uber cut a deal with Arizona

Advance opens up the possibility of quantum repeaters for long distance qubit transmission

This is what happens when we skip a week of Video Friday

MIT's new technique could more easily enable multi-core chips with hundreds or thousands of cores