Augury’s gadget and iPhone app pay attention to ultrasonic sounds and vibrations to figure out what’s wrong with air conditioners and other big machines.
By exploiting the plumbing of the Web, researchers have created a new way around online censorship that governments could struggle to shut down.
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Can a special security system keep hackers from messing with your connected baby monitor and door lock?
Following the examples of tennis and cricket, a new generation of ball-tracking algorithms is attempting to revolutionize the analysis and refereeing of soccer, volleyball, and basketball.
Government officials want us to believe that encryption is helping terrorists, but law enforcement still has plenty of tools to get the data.
By mining a vast database of high-school yearbook photos, a machine-vision algorithm reveals the change in hairstyles, clothing, and even smiles over the last century.
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