wordpress-seo domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /var/www/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114A startup has built a glasses-free 3-D screen that’s much bigger than its previous prototype, bringing it a step closer to being built into gadgets (including the one in your driveway).
Your next car could have a 3-D dashboard—no glasses required.
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Monsanto no longer controls one of the biggest innovations in the history of agriculture.
Billy Maddox planted 100 acres of Roundup Ready soybeans this year. The big news is he didn’t pay Monsanto a dime.
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Researchers are trying to program self-driving cars to make split-second decisions that raise real ethical questions.
A philosopher is perhaps the last person you’d expect to have a hand in designing your next car, but that’s exactly what one expert on self-driving vehicles has in mind.
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Technologists and venture capitalists are betting that the data online learning generates will reshape education.
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Several companies are developing appealing robot companions, but they aren’t yet capable of helping out around the house.
If you visit Softbank’s flagship store in downtown Tokyo, you may be greeted by a charming, slightly manic new member of the staff: a gleaming white humanoid robot that gestures dramatically, cracks odd jokes, and occasionally breaks out dancing to music emanating from its own body. If you laugh at these antics, and the robot can see your face, it will quite likely giggle along with you.
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At a new fulfillment center in New Jersey, humans and robots work together in a highly efficient system.
Some of the secrets behind Amazon’s phenomenal success as an online retailer can be discovered inside a million-square-foot warehouse that sits amid bucolic scenery in the town of Robbinsville, New Jersey. The building is one of Amazon’s most advanced fulfillment centers, and it houses technologies that allow the company to deliver products to customers at amazing speed. Goods are identified, sorted, and packaged with computer-assisted precision, while employees work in tight collaboration with the plant’s automated systems in shifts that run around the clock.
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New research provides a potential pathway to a drug to save people from the progressive damage of severe or repeated concussions.
An experimental treatment helps restore normal brain structure and function in mice that have sustained severe concussions, and could lead to a drug that would do the same in humans, according to new research.
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It should soon be possible to give your car more complicated and natural verbal commands.
Many cars now come with voice control, but you can’t really talk normally to such systems, and you often have to repeat a phrase to get the job done. That could change, however, with the introduction of voice interfaces that allow for a more natural back-and-forth between driver and dashboard.
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As solar and wind gain wider use, rapid advances in climate forecasting could save money for utilities and ratepayers.
Solar power was the fastest-growing form of electricity generation in the United States in 2014. As renewable energy continues to expand, demand is growing for a better way to predict just how much power from these intermittent sources will be available for the grid.
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An eyewear and vision-insurance company is building activity-tracking glasses that look a lot like regular specs.
Why wear a special activity-tracking wristband if you can get the same features from the glasses you’ve already got on your face?
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