Researchers tap AI in fight against elephant poachersThey’re using AI to analyze tracking data more quickly.By M. Locklear, 09.04.2018
Sound-based liquid printing could lead to new designer drugsYou can print droplets for honey, metal and more.By J. Fingas, 09.03.2018
Researchers create an acoustic cloaking device that works underwaterIt could shield objects from sonar.By M. Locklear, 05.10.2018
China's acoustic probe heard sound from the Mariana TrenchUnderstanding how sound travels in the deepest parts of the ocean could have military uses.By C. Low, 01.01.2018
Ultrasound can levitate large objectsScientists show that acoustic levitation now works for targets larger than the wavelength.By J. Fingas, 08.14.2016
DARPA is building acoustic GPS for submarines and UUVsIt will utilize undersea sounds instead of satellite feeds. By A. Tarantola, 05.10.2016
ICYMI: VR Mars bus tour, self-assembling nanowire and moreYour kid's smelly old bus just got a little cooler.By K. Davis, 04.19.2016
Moog's LEV-96 sensoriactuator prototype wields touch control of 96 simultaneous harmonics, we go eyes-on (video)By B. Steele, 10.25.2012
'Free form' lens over mobile display could improve audio and haptics, says Motorola patent filingBy S. Sakr, 06.15.2012
Yamaha gets Fuji TV into InfoSound, to bring acoustic data transmission apps to tablets and phonesBy M. Gorman, 06.13.2012
Caltech researchers devise acoustic diode that sends sound one-way, could harvest energyBy D. Melanson, 07.29.2011
US Army to deploy Individual Gunshot Detector, essentially a radar for bulletsBy V. Savov, 03.17.2011
Ancient acoustic engineers used stucco, drugs, and architecture to rock and confuse audiencesBy T. Wolbe, 12.26.2010