Researchers are using sound waves to build a display out of floating 'pixels'
Researchers in the U.K. have built a groundbreaking mid-air display of 'floating pixels' that you can reach out and touch.
NEC serves up a slice of Pi, will start building Raspberry Pi 3s into its displays
NEC has announced a partnership with the Raspberry Pi Foundation to begin selling professional displays with built-in Raspberry Pi 3s.
Just add water — and alcohol: Danish gypsy brewery is developing an instant craft beer
To Øl partnered with a food processing company to freeze dry four beers -- a fruity IPA, a hoppy IPA, a dry pilsner, and a “deep beer brewed with coffee.”
Loki Wi-Fi meat thermometer monitors your meal, tells you when it’s done
This "Smart Meat Thermometer" relays data via a mobile app to tell you how your food is cooking and when it’s likely to be ready.
Pluto has a new neighbor: Latest discovery is classified as a dwarf planet
Astronomers discovered a new dwarf planet beyond Pluto. Scientists believe there are still hundreds awaiting discovery.
Researchers are looking at using T-rays to speed up computer memory
Researchers are looking into how terahertz radiation, or T-rays, could speed up how quickly memory cells can be reset and ready for reuse by 1,000 times.
Russian startup plans commercial launch of scarily accurate facial recognition tech
With 30 successful tests under its belt and 300 pending orders, NTechlab is ready to launch its scarily accurate facial recognition system.
Studying mosquito neurons could convince them humans taste disgusting
Researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding what makes us attractive meals for mosquitoes -- and how “changing our flavor” could help stop it.
In a technological first, paralyzed patient can feel touch through an artificial hand
Ten years after an accident left him paralyzed, Nathan Copeland can sense pressure applied to an artificial robotic hand.
Atom-powered mini PC bosts a rubbery keyboard, built-in touchpad
Vensmile is now taking pre-orders for a new miniature PC with a built-in bendable keyboard and touchpad. It's powered by an Intel Cherry Trail Atom CPU.
Asgardia invites you to become a citizen of space and a cosmic defender
The next new member of the United Nations might one day be the first line of defense against threats like asteroids and coronal mass ejections from the sun.
Here’s your stop: Google DeepMind’s new AI can help you navigate the subway system
This AI is one of the first systems to use external memory and deep learning to train itself autonomously, without the need for hard-coded instructions.
Feeding silkworms carbon nanotubes produces silk that’s ridiculously strong
Natural silk is strong, but scientists have found a way to make it even stronger by adding carbon nanotubes and graphene to the silkworm's diet.
White House report warns of bias concerns in application of AI
A new report from the White House lays out the opportunities of artificial intelligence for people and businesses but warns of the risks, too.
Finding Fido: No-fee GPS pet tracker will tell you exactly where your pet is
By using two modules, one for the pet and one for the guardian, the Findster Duo GPS pet tracker operates with no fees and no telco coverage limits.
Muscle-mimicking soft robots may help rehabilitate stroke victims
Soft robots are generally safer and more compliant, making them perfect for situations that require close contact with humans.
Tile puts its Bluetooth tracker on a diet, releases the slimmed-down Mate
The new Bluetooth tracker is 25 percent smaller than the original and Tile now allows you to leverage the community to help find your lost items.
Is a new HoloLens coming in late 2017? Analyst rumors say yes
Tom Sepenzis, an analyst with Northland Capital Markets, is of the opinion that a new HoloLens version will make its way to the market later in 2017.
Desktop pick-and-place machine will create your own printed circuit boards
New Kickstarter project Chipsetter One is promising the world's first industrial grade desktop pick and place machine, designed for modern innovators.
Portable Smart Cube lets you lock any drawer, unlock it with your phone
Justin Zastrow's Smart Cube is go-anywhere smart lock that turns any drawer or cupboard into a mini-safe. You can lock and unlock it with your phone.
Engineers cultivate fungus in brewery wastewater, develop biomass battery
Waste doesn’t always have to be wasted. With a little innovation and a lot of engineering, waste may help change the world for the better.
The Ding Smart Doorbell ensures you will never miss a potential guest again
Launched on Kickstarter, the Ding Smart Doorbell comprises an outdoor doorbell button, indoor portable chime, and connected smartphone app.
Leafboard electric skateboard kicks it up on your way to work
Electric skateboards are adding features, speed, and range. The Leafboard is lightweight and trucks at speeds up to 19 mph, even up 28-degree hills.
Healthy Home Coach will analyze your environment and suggest how to improve it
Healthy Home Coach is a new smart device that promises to analyze indoor air quality, humidity, temperature and noise -- and suggest how to improve them.
Big Brother is watching: New York to fight terrorism with a facial recognition system
The newly announced New York Crossings Project aims to combat terrorism with the state-wide installation of facial recognition tech in bridges and tunnels.
HoloLens and HoloBeam make real-time, 3D holographic chat a futuristic reality
HoloBeam uses Microsoft's HoloLens headset to beam holographic representations of your friends directly into your living room.
President Obama promotes exploration of Mars through private-public partnership
President Barack Obama revisited Mars this morning in a piece published by CNN.
Skype Translator now supports Russian, its ninth language
Assisting in our communication efforts, is Skype, which announced Tuesday that it has added Russian to its Skype Translator.