Self-doubting robots override humans’ wishes
Evidence that suggests making robots less self-assured might make them easier to integrate into society, a team of researchers from the University of California at Berkeley has found.
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GyroDrive: A mini helicopter you can drive
Czech pilot Pavel Brezina is trying a different tack: he has made a 'GyroDrive'—a mini helicopter you can drive.
2017 to see Apple screen repair machines
Apple will put its proprietary screen repair machines in hundreds of third-party locations by the end of 2017.
Natural disaster drones hover for five days
MIT engineers have come up with a much less expensive UAV design that can hover for longer durations for natural disaster drones.
MIT give robots greater sensitivity and dexterity
By mounting GelSight sensors on the grippers of robotic arms, two MIT teams have given robots greater sensitivity and dexterity.
Don’t you wish your planet was hot like Jupiter?
Astronomers have found the planet KELT-9b, a Jupiter-like world which is the hottest gas planet that has ever been discovered so far.
Find your veins easily with HD imaging
Trying to find a vein during a blood test can be one of the worst things, but now with the VeinViewer, HD imaging technology illuminates your veins so the procedure can be quick, simple and painless.
Smartphone compass can prevent voice hacking
An app is being developed and will soon be available to help prevent the growing cyber security threat, and in particular voice hacking.
What about the other iOS 11 features Apple?
Taking a look at the nine best features of iOS 11 that Apple did not mention at the keynote event of it's Worldwide Developer’s Conference.
The future of the smartphone is right in front of your eyes
The new UNO smart glasses allow you to view messages, maps and much more on the lens of your glasses whilst your smartphone sits tightly in your pocket.