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The Newest Evolution of Drones: The Umbrella Drone
Evolution

It was created by Alan Kwan, a student at MIT as part of the Digital Synethesia Research Project.

New Futuristic Flying Car Unveiled, Will Hit the Skies Next Year
Future Society

This flying car is set to hit the road (and the air) by 2017.

World’s Largest Truck Manufacturing Company Will Be 3D Printing Its Spare Parts
3D Printing

The efficiency of 3D printing is paving the way to a more efficient global manufacturing culture.

Progress in Invisibility Cloak Technology Brings It Closer to Reality
Future Society

Companies are on a race to finally making this a reality.

Tesla Changes One Word in Its Mission Statement and It Already Says a Lot
Tesla

Environmental responsibility always has, and always will be a priority, it seems.

Scientists: Quantum Fingerprinting May Be Better Than Classical Limit for Communication
Future Society

Quantum fingerprinting can transmit 84% less information than classical limit

Research Shows that World’s Biodiversity is Below ‘Safe’ Levels
Science & Energy

Many species are increasingly becoming extinct.

New AI Can Predict Where the Next Disease Outbreak May Be
Science & Energy

The next question is why widespread outbreaks don't happen in other areas.

Stanford Researchers ‘Trick’ Human Stem Cells To Regenerate Faster
Prosthetics and Devices

Scientists could grow bones and muscles from stem cells within days.

Russian 6th-Gen Fighter Jet To Fly With Swarms of Protector Drones
Drones

The drones will be carrying electromagnetic cannons.

‘Dark Knight’ Writer Working on Darth Vader VR Movie
Virtual Reality

The Dark Knight writer is set to work with ILMxLAB to create a VR movie centered on Darth Vader.

Electronic ‘Tattoo’ Can Monitor Muscle Activity and Map Emotions
Robots and Machines

New electrode can revolutionize medicine, rehabilitation, and even business and marketing research.

The DAO Heist Undone: 97% of ETH Holders Vote for the Hard Fork
Ethereum

The cybertheft seems to have been stopped in its tracks.

Deepest-Ever Image of Orion Nebula Reveals Abundance of Earth-Sized Objects
Off-World

Behind the dust and gas covering the Orion hide not just stars, but unexplained planetary objects.

Chemists Accidentally Created A New Shade of Blue. Now What?
Robots and Machines

The last time something like this happened was in the 19th century.

This Week, See All Five Naked Eye Planets in the Sky at Once. Here’s How
Off-World

This cosmic event is one to be aware of!

New ‘Smart’ Sutures Send Recovery Info From Your Wound to Your Cell Phone
Prosthetics and Devices

When sutured into your flesh, this 'smart' thread collects diagnostic data and send status reports to a connected device.

New Nanoscale MRI Can Function at Temperatures Close to Absolute Zero
Nanotech

This tech is breaking world records in studying substances at atomic scales.

VERT Monitor Helps the U.S. Women’s Volleyball Team Improve Their Jumps and Prevent Injuries
Robots and Machines

Bump. Set. VERT?

Nvidia is Creating A New Headquarters…in Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality

The future of building seems to be virtual reality.