Singularity Archives - Page 11 of 23

Silicon Valley Billionaires Eclipse Nobel Prize, Send $33 Million to Unsuspecting Scientists

Jason Dorrier - March 4, 2013

3D Printing On The Frontlines — Army Deploying $2.8M Mobile Fabrication Labs

David J. Hill - February 28, 2013

Tech Giants Promote Video With A Simple Message: Kids Need to Learn Programming

David J. Hill - February 28, 2013

Quest to Model the Human Brain Nets a Billion Euros

Jason Dorrier - February 26, 2013

Blazing Fast Staubli Robot Picks 200 Items Per Minute

Peter Murray - February 26, 2013

Interview: 16-Year-Old Jack Andraka Invents Cheap, Accurate Cancer Test

Jason Dorrier - February 25, 2013

Scientists Create Mice That Can’t Feel Cold

Peter Murray - February 25, 2013

Robokids – A Growing Generation Of Housebound Kids Telecommuting To School With Robots

Peter Murray - February 24, 2013

Deep Brain Stimulation Used To Treat Early Stage Parkinson’s Disease

Peter Murray - February 23, 2013

Catherine Mohr: The Da Vinci Surgical Robot and Beyond

Jason Dorrier - February 22, 2013

Robots Now Dealing Blackjack

Peter Murray - February 21, 2013

New Software Reveals “Hidden Information” In Video Footage

Peter Murray - February 20, 2013

Interview: Diamandis’ Planetary Resources To Claim High Value Asteroids With Robotic Beacons

Jason Dorrier - February 19, 2013

Crowdfunding Star Wars — Kickstarter Campaign For Death Star Construction Aims To Raise $30M

David J. Hill - February 17, 2013

Study Suggests Folic Acid During Pregnancy Decreases Child’s Chances Of Being Autistic

Peter Murray - February 15, 2013

Turtle Receives Prosthetic Flippers, Goes For A Swim

Peter Murray - February 14, 2013

Watson Is Now Commercially Available, Set To Help Doctors Treat Cancer

Peter Murray - February 13, 2013

Sea Installer – The Enormous Ocean Wind Turbine Installation Vessel

Peter Murray - February 11, 2013

Recording Your Life, Allowing Others To View It As Virtual Reality World: Lifelogging

Peter Murray - February 10, 2013

The Automation Of Healthcare Continues – Robot System To Sterilize Surgical Tools

Peter Murray - February 9, 2013

Are Humans Causing Oceanic Jellygeddon? The Jury’s Still Out

Jason Dorrier - February 8, 2013

Roadside Sign-Flippers? Robots Are Taking Their Jobs Too

Peter Murray - February 6, 2013

New Studies Show Cells From Fetus End Up In Mothers’ Brains And Hearts

Peter Murray - February 5, 2013

Turn Your Plastic Recyclables Into 3D Printing Spools With Filabot

Peter Murray - February 4, 2013

Our Singularity Future: Overfished Bluefin Tuna Sells for Record $1.76 Million

Jason Dorrier - January 31, 2013

Brain Pacemakers Used To Treat Alzheimer’s Disease

Peter Murray - January 30, 2013

Ramez Naam Discusses Brain-Computer Interfaces At Google

Singularity Hub Staff - January 29, 2013

Setback For Student In Fight Against RFID Chips

Peter Murray - January 24, 2013

New Gene Therapy Extends Lives Of Children With Rare Brain Disorder

Peter Murray - January 23, 2013

GravityLight — Using Gravity To Bring Light To The Developing World

David J. Hill - January 23, 2013

Khan Academy Update — It’s Hard To Imagine How Much Hotter This Tech Can Get

David J. Hill - January 21, 2013

Exclusive Interview With Doug Wolens, Director of “The Singularity”

Peter Murray - January 20, 2013

Stanford Group Successfully Fabricates ‘Peel and Stick’ Solar Cells

Jason Dorrier - January 18, 2013

Our Polluted Singularity Future? Beijing Smog Hits Record Levels

Peter Murray - January 16, 2013

Scientists Work To Unravel Mystery Behind Woman Who Doesn’t Grow

Peter Murray - January 16, 2013

Misfit Shine – A Sleek, New Activity Tracker

Peter Murray - January 15, 2013

Does Passing A Small Current Through Your Brain Really Make You Smarter?

Peter Murray - January 14, 2013

Blueseed Secures Initial Funding for Visa-Free Tech Center of the Sea

Jason Dorrier - January 14, 2013

Stem Cells Used To Bolster Body’s Cancer Fighting Cells

Peter Murray - January 12, 2013

Exclusive Interview With Ray Kurzweil On Future AI Project At Google

David J. Hill - January 10, 2013

IBM Predicts Computers Will Touch, Taste, Smell, Hear and See In 5 Years

Jason Dorrier - January 10, 2013

Drones Draw More Controversy As Berkeley Tries To Keep Them Out Of Their Skies

Peter Murray - January 9, 2013

Jason Silva’s Latest Video Shows How The Social Function Of Our Brains Has Changed

David J. Hill - January 9, 2013

German Military Laser Destroys Targets Over 1Km Away

Peter Murray - January 7, 2013

Forecasting the Future: Ray Kurzweil, Nate Silver, and—the Market?

Jason Dorrier - January 6, 2013

Toyota And Audi To Unveil Their Driverless Cars Next Week At CES

Peter Murray - January 5, 2013

Obama Signs “Fiscal Cliff” Bill From Hawaii With Autopen – Here’s How

Peter Murray - January 4, 2013

FDA Approval For Genetically Modified Salmon That Grow Super Fast

Peter Murray - January 2, 2013

China Uses Controversial Brain Surgery To Cure Drug Addiction

Peter Murray - December 30, 2012

Tired Of Carrying Your Own Golf Clubs? You Need CaddyTrek, The Robotic Caddy

Peter Murray - December 29, 2012

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