Medical robotic hand? Rubbery semiconductor makes it possible
A medical robotic hand could allow doctors to more accurately diagnose and treat people from halfway around the world, but currently available technologies aren’t good...
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Oceanbird cargo ship relies on wind to transport autos
The latest trend in cargo shipping has roots in a concept that’s been around a while. Say, 7,000 years or so. READ MORE
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German court orders Facebook to rein in data collection
A top German court on Tuesday ordered Facebook to stop merging data collected through its Whatsapp and Instagram subsidiaries or other websites unless users explicitly...
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New mathematical tool can select the best sensors for the job
In the 2019 Boeing 737 Max crash, the recovered black box from the aftermath hinted that a failed pressure sensor may have caused the ill-fated...
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The coronavirus could mark the rise of automation
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a massive surge in global unemployment. It has also highlighted the increasingly valuable role of automation in today’s world. READ...
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For Citigroup, new backup site could be employees' living rooms
As Citigroup Inc.’s Asia chief started his January COVID-19 briefing for the bank’s top executives, it quickly became apparent: The firm’s normal backup plans weren’t...
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How to install and use the NordPass password manager on Linux
With that out of my system, I wanted to make you aware of a relatively new password manager on the market. NordPass comes from the...
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Millions of US users to be hit by WeChat block
Washington’s crackdown on WeChat will disrupt communications between millions of people in the United States and their friends, families and business partners in China. READ...
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Facebook out to recruit poll workers for US election
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg on Friday said the social network will launch a drive this weekend to recruit much-needed workers to staff US polling places...
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Lab develops long range fever detector
A federal research facility in Crane, Indiana, has developed a temperature scanning sensor system and software to help contain the coronavirus. READ MORE