08.13.17 Transportation Waymo patents cars that soften to safeguard pedestrians Self-driving cars could loosen up if they collide with humans. By J. Fingas, 08.13.17 save Save share
05.19.17 05.19.17 in Transportation ICYMI: The evolution of car safety and a tiny search and rescue robot Maybe don’t buy that vintage car. By R. Baldwin, 05.19.17 save Save share View
03.04.17 03.04.17 in Space NASA prevents probe's collision with Martian moon Phobos A tiny emergency maneuver will prevent the two from crashing into each other on March 6th. By M. Moon, 03.04.17 save Save share View
02.24.17 02.24.17 in Security Google helps put aging SHA-1 encryption out to pasture The first "collision" makes website attacks 100,000 times faster. By S. Dent, 02.24.17 save Save share View
08.03.13 08.03.13 The Daily Grind: Should character collision matter? The first MMO I ever played was Final Fantasy XI, which had something like a collision mechanic. Ru... By E. Lefebvre, 08.03.13 save Save share View
10.29.12 10.29.12 ITV Player revamp brings ad-free TV rentals, keeps the free catch-ups As a profit-driven network, ITV has its work cut out in the online streaming world when the BBC's... By J. Fingas, 10.29.12 save Save share View
04.27.12 04.27.12 Panasonic details radar-based technology that can detect collisions in low light Collision detection for cars? Yeah, scientists are on that. But whenever we read about concepts li... By D. Wollman, 04.27.12 save Save share View
12.27.11 12.27.11 China launches high-speed test train capable of 310 mph, shaped like an ancient sword According to an old "Simpsons" quote, there's nary a thing that can outrun a greased Scotsman. Th... By C. Barylick, 12.27.11 save Save share View
12.05.11 12.05.11 ESA abandons Russian space probe, hopes it doesn't plummet to earth Things have gone from bad to worse for the orbit locked Phobos-Grunt space probe, having lost con... By J. Trew, 12.05.11 save Save share View
12.02.11 12.02.11 MIT-created algorithm predicts likelihood of running red lights, places blame where appropriate The bad news: Math will always judge you. The good news: It'll still be there to judge everyone... By C. Barylick, 12.02.11 save Save share View
