09.20.16 Robots IBM and MIT team up to help AI see and hear like humans Watson should help computers understand the world as well as humans do. By J. Fingas, 09.20.16 save Save share
09.20.16 09.20.16 in Gadgetry MIT 'radio' uses wireless signals to identify emotions It can tell if you're sad, happy or angry. By M. Moon, 09.20.16 save Save share View
09.19.16 09.19.16 in Transportation A fleet of self-driving boats will ply Amsterdam's canals next year Their five-year mission: don’t crash. By D. Lumb, 09.19.16 save Save share View
09.13.16 09.13.16 in AV ICYMI: Soon flying UAVs could pick stuff up; carry it away What could go wrong? By K. Davis, 09.13.16 save Save share View
09.12.16 09.12.16 in Gadgetry MIT uses radiation to read closed books Terahertz imaging can scan pages that would be too fragile to touch. By J. Fingas, 09.12.16 save Save share View
09.12.16 09.12.16 in Personal Computing Neural networks are powerful thanks to physics, not math The very nature of the universe helps deep learning computers solve problems quickly. By J. Fingas, 09.12.16 save Save share View
09.04.16 09.04.16 in Transportation Amtrak's next-gen high-speed trains, and more in the week that was Also, self-driving vehicles that can park outside your skyscraper window. By Inhabitat, 09.04.16 save Save share View
09.02.16 09.02.16 in Gadgetry ICYMI: The amazing 9-year-old 3D printer Building a UAV out of Lego bricks is a much better use of time than creating another dumb house. By K. Davis, 09.02.16 save Save share View
09.01.16 09.01.16 in Green ICYMI: Improving pesticide's sticking abilities Conventionally farmed tomatoes are going to grow up a lot easier. By K. Davis, 09.01.16 save Save share View
08.31.16 08.31.16 in Food and Drink MIT gives pesticides an electric charge to improve stickiness The method could cut the amount of anti-bug juice used by 90 percent. By T. Seppala, 08.31.16 save Save share View
