Researchers are trying to program self-driving cars to make split-second decisions that raise real ethical questions.
Several companies are developing appealing robot companions, but they aren’t yet capable of helping out around the house.
To get its drone delivery service off the ground, Amazon must convince regulators to adopt its ideas for drone traffic control.
FireChat can link Android and Apple phones into a long-range communications network even when the cell network is down.
Researchers built a mobile health app that tracks your activity and eating habits so it can nudge you with goals that fit your routine.
Google Glass, no longer available to consumers, is gaining fans in the workplace.
The first iPhone apps that block online ads could speed up your Web browsing, cut your data bills, and extend your battery life.
Google’s new translation app puts simulated neurons on your phone—a technique that could make future gadgets much smarter.
When it comes to robotic flocks, do you control each machine individually or the entire swarm overall? A new programming language allows both.
Google compromised the security of its Android operating system by giving up the ability to push out security patches.
As carmakers rush to make vehicles more connected, their products are likely to become more vulnerable to attacks.
Matching an infrared image of a face to its visible light counterpart is a difficult task, but one that deep neural networks are now coming to grips with.
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