Robotics

Robobees, the Future of Agriculture, Disaster Recovery and… Espionage

January 3, 2018

Over the years, a number of factors have negatively influenced the bee population across the world, including the high pesticide use across North America. The situation has [...]

Elon Musk Demands AI and Robot Regulations

January 1, 2018

Elon Musk has been pretty vocal about his fears on the future of Artificial Intelligence, speaking on numerous occasions about the risks of allowing AI to grow unchecked. [...]

Powerful Exoskeleton Brings Transhumanism to Factories

November 8, 2017

The idea of using technology to improve humans has been around for decades, but transhumanism is only now starting to touch the immense potential it has. The latest addition [...]

How Human-Like Do Our Robots Need to Be?

August 8, 2017

Not too long ago, ideas of robots and artificial intelligence were mostly found in Sci-Fi books, but nowadays they’re both extremely real and spreading like wildfire. [...]

Roombas Mapping Out Your House May Be Doing You a Favor

August 7, 2017

If you have a Roomba, we have news for you – your sweeper robot might soon sell off your house map to various tech companies. The information comes straight from Colin [...]

Artificial Intelligence in your toaster (Cylons, really??)

January 25, 2017

Raspberry Pi is a cheap, palm sized computer which is very popular for its versatility, primarily within the home inventor community who mainly use it for Internet of Things [...]

Act now: the 4 most unhealthy tech-trends of today

January 24, 2017

In our minds the future is either a bright cosy place full of sunshine or an oppressive regime of mad dictators with an army equipped with cutting edge technology all lined [...]

Drone swarm launched by U.S. millitary

January 11, 2017

During a test in California military of the US has launched 103 miniature swarming drones from a fighter jet. Last October three F/A-18 Super Hornets were used to release the [...]

Anti-surveillance apparel hides your face from facial recognition software

January 4, 2017

Privacy advocates have long feared the risk facial recognition technologies pose to ethical surveillance practices, but soon there might be a high-tech garment solution that [...]

Why China Was Able to Steal a US Drone

January 3, 2017

When a Chinese navy ship seized an American drone, the guidelines that already existed under the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES) were not enough to settle the [...]