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Our Hyperconnected Future: Roundup of the 2014 MIT Tech Review Digital Summit

Jason Dorrier - June 15, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Computer Convenience For FDA Data, Paper and Pen, Power Outlets

Cameron Scott - June 14, 2014

No More Malls: 5 Disruptive Techs Transforming Retail

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - June 12, 2014

Star Trek-Style Holodeck Coming into Focus at Lowe’s

Cameron Scott - June 11, 2014

GravitySketch Tablet Is a Portable 3D Augmented Reality Sketchpad For Designers

Jason Dorrier - June 9, 2014

Muse Headband Opens the Door to Brain-to-Computer Applications

Cameron Scott - June 4, 2014

Unlike Samantha in the Movie Her, Artificial Intelligence Will Have a Body

Jason Dorrier - June 3, 2014

Leap Motion’s Gesture Control Finds Niche Uses in Medicine, Art and Augmented Reality

Jason Dorrier - June 2, 2014

Singularity Surplus: New Uses for Hot Techs and New Tech for Unwanted Heat

Cameron Scott - May 30, 2014

DARPA Explores Virtual Reality as the Future of Cyberwarfare

Jason Dorrier - May 29, 2014

Wireless Charging of Phones From Across the Room? The Tech Inches Closer

Cameron Scott - May 25, 2014

Neurogames are Ready to Take Flight — Expect a Breakout Year Ahead

Aaron Frank - May 18, 2014

NeuroGrid — A Circuit Board Modeled after the Human Brain

Cameron Scott - May 16, 2014

Inspired by Video Game, Makers Construct Wearable Wrist Computer for Space Explorers

Jason Dorrier - May 8, 2014

Twitter-like Consumer App Arrives for the Internet of Things

Cameron Scott - May 3, 2014

Why Vicarious’ $50M Investment Round Matters for Entrepreneurs

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - May 1, 2014

You Can Hear the Taste of Spices by Touching This Poster

Jason Dorrier - April 28, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Slithers, Sparkles and Stays

Cameron Scott - April 25, 2014

64 Billion Messages in 24 Hours: Key Takeaways From WhatsApp’s Massively Disruptive Statistics

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - April 24, 2014

Google Glass Signals a Wearables Revolution

Paul Saffo - April 22, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Nowhere to Hide

Cameron Scott - April 18, 2014

New Method Points to Cheaper, More Flexible Wearable Computers

Cameron Scott - April 18, 2014

From $2M to $2B in 18 Months: What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Oculus VR

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - April 17, 2014

Raspberry Pi Keeps Wowing Us Even Two Years After Launch

Cameron Scott - April 17, 2014

Beyond the Maker Movement: How the ChangeMakers Are the Future of Education

Libby Falck - April 15, 2014

Don’t Have Google Glass Yet? Now’s Your Chance!

Jason Dorrier - April 14, 2014

Two-Way Communication With Dolphins Begins With ‘Sargassum’

Jason Dorrier - April 13, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Counting Coup and Calories

Cameron Scott - April 11, 2014

New App Offers Chat Without an Internet Connection

Cameron Scott - April 11, 2014

Why Farmers Are Connecting Their Cows to the Internet

Cameron Scott - April 3, 2014

Facebook Will Expand Global Internet Access And Reach With Drones and Satellites

Cameron Scott - April 2, 2014

Contact Lenses with Infrared Vision? Ultra-thin Graphene Opens Up The Possibilities

Cameron Scott - March 29, 2014

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Singularity Surplus: Put on Your Electric Thinking Cap!

Cameron Scott - March 28, 2014

Future Wearable Devices Need Flexible Antennas, Like This One Made of Silver Nanowires

Cameron Scott - March 28, 2014

Facebook’s Oculus Acquisition Disheartens Some, But Won’t End Virtual Reality Rebound

Jason Dorrier - March 27, 2014

Patient’s Face Reconstructed Using 3D-Printed Parts

Cameron Scott - March 17, 2014

Tiny Ultrasonic Device to Travel Arteries and Image Coronary Blockages

Jason Dorrier - March 13, 2014

Virtual Arm Eases Amputee’s Phantom Limb Pain

Cameron Scott - March 12, 2014

Cheap Devices, Like Mozilla’s $25 Smartphone, to Bring More of Developing World Online

Jason Dorrier - March 7, 2014

Google Adds Kinect-Like 3D Sensing to New Prototype Smartphones

Jason Dorrier - March 3, 2014

Netflix Utilizing Amazon Cloud To Support Its Next-Gen AI For Recommendations

Cameron Scott - February 28, 2014

Foxconn’s Pivot to America: Reverse Outsourcing With Robots

Jason Dorrier - February 23, 2014

Researchers Show Off Mind-Controlled Music Player

Jason Dorrier - February 22, 2014

IBM Markets Watson as Potential Solution to Africa’s Health and Education Woes

Cameron Scott - February 21, 2014

Matter.io Wants to Make 3D Modeling Easy as Instagram

Jason Dorrier - February 20, 2014

There Are 7 Billion Mobile Devices On Earth, Almost One For Each Person

Jason Dorrier - February 18, 2014

Google Partnering With Foxconn to Test Industrial Robots

Cameron Scott - February 16, 2014

Wristband Lets Users Unlock Bitcoin Wallets With Heartbeats

Cameron Scott - February 12, 2014

U.S. Agencies Take Significant Step Toward Wirelessly Connecting Vehicles To One Another

Cameron Scott - February 5, 2014

Do You Trust Internet-Connected Appliances Enough To Let Them Run Your Home?

Tarun Wadhwa - February 3, 2014

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