Peter Thiel says he’s trying to get entrepreneurs to go after bigger problems than the ones Silicon Valley is chasing.
Your next laptop or tablet may have 3-D sensors that let it recognize gestures or augment a real scene with virtual characters.
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Researchers say “pocketsourcing” could let you find parking spots easily, without requiring cities to add spot sensors.
Robots are starting to collaborate with human workers in factories, offering greater efficiency and flexibility.
Analyzing the network of passes between soccer players reveals that one of the world’s most successful teams plays an entirely different type of football to every other soccer team on the planet.
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