A Company Wants to Put a Chip in Your Brain to Cure Disease
Merging the human brain with technology doesn't have to be invasive.
Merging the human brain with technology doesn't have to be invasive.
Soft robotics could allow robots in the future to grasp specimens from the seabed without harming marine ecosystems in the process.
CIMON will help astronauts perform experiments, and offer insights into social dynamics.
Researchers say it's all part of Russia's plan to expand its agricultural sector.
Climate change predictions are headed to the private sector.
Researchers created a walk profile for each user’s unique walk.
How these pests crossed continents is still a mystery.
Obama worried aloud that Americans are increasingly living in “entirely different realities.”
The quantum world is complex, but machine learning can help simplify it.
The effort may be futile, but Democrats see the fight as having lasting political value.
Starting in 2019, lunar dwellers will have their very own data plans.
The pitch: "Just-in-time degradability."
One cloned voice fooled voice recognition tech with 95 percent accuracy.
Get ready for the next generation of wireless networks.
They're hard to detect, but scientists are obsessed with doing so.
Britain is making headway in satellite innovation.
Long-lasting cases of depression may need to be treated differently than newer cases.
Starting in April, the state’s driverless vehicles will be truly driverless.
The thermal resonator exploits the air’s natural temperature changes.