A tool that mounts to a surgeon’s arm could help with precise medical procedures at small or remote hospitals.
Children can find their behavior shaped by robotic companions—so let’s not screw them up.
Deep-learning machines can make faces look older but often lose their identity in the process. Now computer scientists have solved this problem.
Researchers have directly tested two competing quantum computing technologies against each other for the first time.
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If six-legged automatons want to get ahead, they should only leave two feet on the ground.
A startup called Daqri has technology that can print solid objects faster and also powers a new kind of head-up display.
New questions about the FBI’s power to access data have shifted the years-long political debate over reform of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
They’re still years off, but airborne automobiles are inching toward reality—and the companies building them are looking for pilots.
Phone calls, wider integration, and even screens could make our new domestic butlers more useful.
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