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Fujitsu is Making a Robot to Judge Tokyo’s 2020 Olympics
Artificial Intelligence

Fujitsu is Making a Robot to Judge Tokyo’s 2020 Olympics

I, Robot, do solemnly swear to be impartial.

A Stellar Image: New Horizons Gets a New ‘First Ever’ View of Pluto
New Horizons

A Stellar Image: New Horizons Gets a New ‘First Ever’ View of Pluto

The images confirm that Pluto’s upper atmosphere is 25 percent colder than we thought.

Stem Cell Regeneration in Mice Sparks New Hope for Those With Spinal Cord Injuries
Science & Energy

Stem Cell Regeneration in Mice Sparks New Hope for Those With Spinal Cord Injuries

Remarkably, they regained function in their limbs.

Facebook and Microsoft are Building a 4,000 Mile Cable Across the Atlantic Ocean
Future Society

Facebook and Microsoft are Building a 4,000 Mile Cable Across the Atlantic Ocean

And it will provide up to 160 terabits per second of bandwidth, which is 16 million times that of your home Internet connection.

The US Olympic Cycling Team is Training With Augmented Reality Glasses
Virtual Reality

The US Olympic Cycling Team is Training With Augmented Reality Glasses

And you can get a pair.

Adidas Is Looking To Robots To Start Mass Producing Its Shoes
Robotics

Adidas Is Looking To Robots To Start Mass Producing Its Shoes

Fully automated shoe production is almost here.

Scientists Enable Computers to Generate True Random Numbers
Future Society

Scientists Enable Computers to Generate True Random Numbers

Random numbers from computers were never really random, until now.

Scientists Find A Way to 3D Print One Pill For All That Ails You
3D Printing

Scientists Find A Way to 3D Print One Pill For All That Ails You

Multiple medications with different release times—all in one pill.

New Evidence That Life on Earth Could Have Come From Outer Space
Off-World

New Evidence That Life on Earth Could Have Come From Outer Space

The Rosetta spacecraft just found the key building blocks for life on a comet.

Where Are All The Stars? They’re Being Destroyed By Black Holes
Black Holes

Where Are All The Stars? They’re Being Destroyed By Black Holes

A number of galaxies seem to be "missing" stars. Now, we finally know where they went.

To Kill Cancer, Scientists Are 3D Printing Brain Tumors
3D Printing

To Kill Cancer, Scientists Are 3D Printing Brain Tumors

Some 250,000 people around the world have brain cancer. This could help us fight back.

Monsanto Makes The World’s First Genetic Modification Spray to Stop Flowers From Aging
Science & Energy

Monsanto Makes The World’s First Genetic Modification Spray to Stop Flowers From Aging

The biotech company from St. Louis furthers applications of their RNA interference developments.

MRI Reveals How Schizophrenic Brains Can Regenerate, Opens New Doors for Treatment
Science & Energy

MRI Reveals How Schizophrenic Brains Can Regenerate, Opens New Doors for Treatment

Remarkably, this attempt at self-healing could be enhanced by the right medical treatments.

Lockheed Martin Plans to Send Humans to Mars by 2028
Mars

Lockheed Martin Plans to Send Humans to Mars by 2028

The campaign for a Mars Space Camp has begun.

We Lost Rosetta This Weekend, But She’s Back
Space

We Lost Rosetta This Weekend, But She’s Back

After 24 hours of silence, Rosetta came back.

Elon Musk Says We Are All Probably Computer Simulations. Seriously.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Says We Are All Probably Computer Simulations. Seriously.

World’s Largest Math Proof Solved. And It Takes Up 200 Terabytes
Science & Energy

World’s Largest Math Proof Solved. And It Takes Up 200 Terabytes

Stroke Survivor Walks Again After Doctors Inject Stem Cells Directly into Brain
Brain

Stroke Survivor Walks Again After Doctors Inject Stem Cells Directly into Brain

This work is causing doctors to question the extent to which brain damage is permanent and truly irreversible.

Hubble Reveals That Our Universe Is Expanding Far Faster Than We Thought
Space

Hubble Reveals That Our Universe Is Expanding Far Faster Than We Thought

The world “out there” just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

New Vacuum-Powered Rubber Mimics Skeletal Muscles
Robots and Machines

New Vacuum-Powered Rubber Mimics Skeletal Muscles

Biceps on robots are becoming softer, resembling that of human biceps.