Category: AI
Google Search Gets Smarter With Knowledge Graph
Written by: Peter Murray 3 days ago
This week Google is rolling out a new search tool: the Knowledge Graph. Breaking with the old strategy of keywords [...]
Green Light For Google’s Driverless Car As It Receives First Autonomous License
Written by: Peter Murray 12 days ago
We knew Nevada was serious about becoming the first state to adopt driverless cars when the governor signed a law [...]
Better, Faster, and Cheaper – These Robots Are Invading Car Manufacturing Plants
Written by: Peter Murray 17 days ago
Does anyone doubt that it really is just a matter of time before human assembly line workers are a thing [...]
Want A Robot At Home? Qbo Is Up For Pre-order
Written by: Peter Murray 20 days ago
Been dreaming of a having a robot at home but want something more than Romo the iPhone robot and can’t [...]
NAO Robot Impresses With New Abilities At Paris Conference
Written by: David J. Hill 21 days ago
During the first weekend in April, the French maker of NAO robots, Aldebaran Robotics, organized the first ever NAO Spring [...]
From D.C. To Beijing In 2 Hours – Evacuated Tube Transport Could Revolutionize How We Travel
Written by: Peter Murray 25 days ago
Daryl Oster wants to change the world by making it smaller. He wants you to “Imagine living in warm sunny [...]
Automated Grading Software In Development To Score Essays As Accurately As Humans
Written by: David J. Hill 30 days ago
April 30 marks the deadline for a contest challenging software developers to create an automated scorer of student essays, otherwise [...]
EMIEW2, The New And Improved Office Robot From Hitachi
Written by: Peter Murray 31 days ago
Chasing down staplers and printer cartridges hurting your productivity at the office? Fret not. Hitachi has just come out with [...]
DARPA’s New Robot Conquers Stairs
Written by: Peter Murray 33 days ago
No sooner does DARPA lay down the Robotics Challenge gauntlet do they then entice would be entrants by giving them [...]
Robots Will Drive, Bust Through A Wall, And Make Repairs In DARPA’s New Robotics Challenge
Written by: Peter Murray 40 days ago
Five years after the DARPA Grand Challenge robotic cars are already hitting the roads and states are preparing for their [...]
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On-Demand Robots From A 3D Printer
Written by: Peter Murray 44 days ago
We’ve seen 3D printers churn out toys, bone models, chocolate, even human tissue. Now scientists at MIT want to print [...]
Brain Scanner Being Used To Give Stephen Hawking A New Voice
Written by: Peter Murray 45 days ago
World renowned scientist Stephen Hawking has given so much to the world of physics. Now he’s doing what he can [...]
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Google Unveils Augmented-Reality Glasses, Its Vision Of The Post-PC Era
Written by: David J. Hill 46 days ago
Google’s venture into augmented reality has finally come out into the light of day. The Android-running device are glasses that [...]
turtles_allthewaydown
Nehopsa - As you know, science was badly burned on this subject before. It's a pretty extraordinay claim, so until they have extraordinary proof, I imagine [...]
Bento
Well, maybe this can help :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtZTIwSIuGw I like your humor, we will see, I am an 'agnostic' concerning the Ecat. There is something, LENR is real, that's for [...]
nehopsa
...so by now the Greeks should be repaying their national debt/saving on their energy outlays with abundance of free energy. The first commercial free energy power plant [...]