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Deep learning artificial intelligence that plays Space Invaders could inspire better search, translation, and mobile apps

Now is an excellent time to be in the market for a mobile manipulator

Today's IoT is full of security flaws. We must do better

Making computers unbeatable at Texas Hold 'em could lead to big breakthroughs in artificial intelligence

An East Coast company files suit; Tesla’s Musk appears to like competing with Apple for engineers

Even anonymized phone data leaks information about you

Nanofiber material gets silicon into Li-ion anodes using a scalable production trick

Sony's SmartEyeglass developer kit, available in Germany and the UK, hits 10 countries in March

Apple plans to build green data centers in Denmark and Ireland amidst data privacy concerns

A company wants to integrate drones into its trucks to make short deliveries semi-autonomously

Technology has transformed photos from treasured keepsakes to personal propaganda

I'll worry about an Apple car when Apple starts worrying about a Mercedes phone, he says

Some manufacturers qualify their test drivers in hours; others take weeks

A new armband equipped with organic printed circuits can harvest solar energy, take your temperature, and sound the alarm if you have a fever

Aldebaran Robotics has just announced that its founder and CEO Bruno Maisonnier is stepping down

A modern version of a 1976 computer may be surprisingly useful

A new breed of AI could be smart enough to adapt to any set of rules in games and real life

Creating a 3D structure from graphene could open up biosensing applications

Program your own voice commands to control the Internet of Things

A Microsoft Research team explores transforming permissions into accepting some "privacy risk"

By intelligently slowing drivers down, the Smoover app can prevent traffic jams entirely

At FERC’s technical meeting on EPA’s plan to stub coal power’s carbon footprint, sparks fly over the yawning divide between anxious coal-dependent states and believers in clean energy

These four fixes will double the power of the world's greatest physics machine

With 100 robotic flowers, you can explain how an algorithm works better than any blogger

A Texas Instruments engineer receives the Academy of Motion Pictures’ highest honor; developers of facial motion capture and algorithms for blowing up buildings also honored

A IBM's supercomputer unleashes an army of cuddly green dinosaurs with the intelligence of the cloud

Applications could extend into personal environmental monitoring

The mushrooms are real

Grid studies claiming EPA's coal power rule could destabilize transmission systems amount to "garbage" science, according to renewable energy advocates

Volvo looks to test a fleet of 1,000 cars that can share information about road conditions

Three microgrids show how diverse energy sources can supply power during disasters

Engineering historians teach the past to help make a better future

Will LEDs replace semiconductor lasers in optical circuits?

The Deep Learning expert explains how convolutional nets work, why Facebook needs AI, what he dislikes about the Singularity, and more

Detailed modelling shows that biomass power plants equipped to capture their CO2 emissions can render Western North America's grid carbon-negative by 2050

Researchers eliminate errors in retrieving data from DNA

Will sound waves help extend microwave links?

Faster sensor systems and motion capture could speed decisions about suspect bowlers

The launch of a new space booster is a key to understanding the state of the Russian space program

At least on paper

These newly announced robot competitions have some pretty impressive awards

Tailgating? You say that like it's a *bad* thing

The proposed rules are surprisingly reasonable, but there are things that need work

An experimental mini-spaceplane's first flight paves the way for a reusable spacecraft called Pride

This week's best robot videos

A "flow-boosting" upgrade to Europe's power market algorithms, years in the making, is delayed again amid concerns that it could aggravate grid reliability problems.

Workers begin testing muon detectors to help decommission three melted-down reactors

Who is the hottest Bay Area software engineer? Probably a Berkeley grad who is working with Hadoop at a San Francisco startup

System sends light signals from the optical fiber fiber through the air to your computer

Inspired by the process snails use to build their shells, researchers develop a method to make better electrodes