You have probably heard about IBM’s “Watson” computer winning a million bucks playing “Jeopardy” on TV. Now the Big Blue champion is… Read more
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From the mid 19th through the 20 century, America was the world leader in technology. Perhaps the most important driver of those advances was kids… Read more
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TheRobotReport.com. The July issue has the latest on 3D Printing – plastic… Read more
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Last night we saw a remarkable thing at a University of Chicago lecture. An unusual robot hand could pick up things as delicate as raw eggs or as… Read more
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Google Computer-Driven Prius from Ben Tseitlin on Vimeo. Google’s new self-driving cars have already driven 1,000 miles on California… Read more
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This video from New Scientist shows a device that lets the partially paralyzed walk again. Shown is Amanda Boxtel, who lost the use of her legs… Read more
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These are the new modern marvels. The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) was held in Chicago this September, where it’s held… Read more
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“The LEGO MindStorms NXT 2.0 Discovery Book, by Laurens Valk; $30 from NoStarch Press, nostarch.com. If you ever go to science fiction… Read more
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You’re lifeguarding at the beach. Two swimmers spaced widely apart are screaming for your help. You can only save one at a time. So you call… Read more
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