07.06.18 Art MIT's music AI can identify instruments and isolate their sounds PixelPlayer can mute the piano if you just want to listen to the violin. By M. Moon, 07.06.18 save Save share
07.05.18 07.05.18 in Robots MIT's Cheetah robot doesn't need eyes to climb, run and jump It can feel its way through the world when cameras aren't available. By J. Fingas, 07.05.18 save Save share View
06.20.18 06.20.18 in Robots MIT uses brain signals and hand gestures to control robots The machine adapts to the user, not the other way around. By R. England, 06.20.18 save Save share View
06.19.18 06.19.18 in Robots Tiny MIT chip helps bee-sized drones navigate Autonomous bug bots are on the horizon. By J. Fingas, 06.19.18 save Save share View
06.19.18 06.19.18 in Medicine Speedy AI image analysis could help doctors during surgery It compares 3D scans up to 1,000 times faster than before. By J. Fingas, 06.19.18 save Save share View
06.18.18 06.18.18 in Wearables Synthetic 'blubber' could triple divers' survival time in icy water You could swim like a seal for hours. By J. Fingas, 06.18.18 save Save share View
06.18.18 06.18.18 in Gadgetry MIT engineers give RFID tags chemical-sensing capabilities It turns out chip-centric designs are more reliable than antennae. By K. Filippidis, 06.18.18 save Save share View
06.13.18 06.13.18 in Gadgetry AI detects movement through walls using wireless signals It could help spot disease and take care of the elderly. By J. Fingas, 06.13.18 save Save share View
06.11.18 06.11.18 in Green MIT experts pioneer a way to recover drinking water from power plants It uses electrical forces that combat aerodynamic drag. By K. Filippidis, 06.11.18 save Save share View
06.08.18 06.08.18 in Security MIT researchers create wireless transmitter to thwart hackers Rapid frequency hopping helps protect data. By K. Holt, 06.08.18 save Save share View
