Nasa uncovers the mystery behind Pluto's 'giant blades of ice'
The skyscraper-sized formations are made entirely of methane, says Nasa.
Sprint could soon use drones to boost cell coverage in disaster-affected areas
The company has tested the concept by equipping a drone with its Magic Box signal boosting tech.
China unveils world's first commercial amphibious drone that can take off and land on water
It will be available for purchase by the end of this year.
Nasa partners with Russia to build first space station near the moon
The US space agency said it wanted to expand human presence into the solar system.
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The engineer at the heart of Uber-Waymo lawsuit forms new religion that 'worships an AI-based God'
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Cloud computing 'a given' for modern plants, says Honeywell executive Vimal Kapur
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High-tech sex robot breaks after too many customers give it a go at electronics fair
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This bracelet could work as a personal thermostat to cool or heat your body
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EasyJet teams up with US startup to develop battery-powered, electric planes
The low-cost airline's ultimate plan is to fly electric planes for all its short flights within the next 10-20 years.
Shubham Sharma Sep 27, 2017
Boeing offers $2m prize to anyone who can create a working jetpack
The Go Fly Prize is a global competition that will be open for two years.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 27, 2017
Watch Kalashnikov unveil a 'flying car' that could be its next war machine
It can seat one and is controlled with a pair of joysticks.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 27, 2017
SpaceX's Elon Musk teases interplanetary travel, Mars colonisation in stunning simulation video
The video comes ahead of Musk's presentation on the SpaceX Interplanetary Transport System at the IAC conference on Friday.
Hyacinth Mascarenhas Sep 27, 2017
Watch Dubai's world first self-flying taxi drone make successful maiden flight
Premier voyage of pilotless aircraft makes futuristic transport closer to reality.
James Billington Sep 26, 2017
Nasa finds Mars has a thinner crust than previously thought, leading to new insights
Planetary gravity maps developed by Nasa can be used to find the density of any rocky planet.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 26, 2017
Your heart could soon be used as a password to unlock computers
Scanner will look for the shape of hearts using Doppler radar.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 26, 2017
Intel's new self-learning chip is designed to work like a human brain
The chip codenamed "Loihi" is based on neuromorphic computing.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 26, 2017
ODmap: Crowdsourced app provides real-time data to track opioid overdose in US
The app has logged over 3,400 opioid overdose incidents in the first half of 2017.
Shubham Sharma Sep 26, 2017
New insights from CRISPR gene-editing tech could bring down miscarriage rates
The technology has offered new information about the early stages of human embryonic development.
Shubham Sharma Sep 26, 2017
Australia to get its own space agency: Not a Nasa, but closer to the UK's
The agency will concentrate on launching satellites tailored for Australian needs.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 25, 2017
A secret spy satellite was launched by the US and no one knows what it can do
The NROL-42 satellite was launched from the Vandenberg air force base in California.
India Ashok Sep 25, 2017
Chinese robot carries out world's first fully automated dental implant
The robot maintained high-precision accuracy and adjusted with patient's movements.
Shubham Sharma Sep 24, 2017
Autonomous drones can now almost 'see in the dark' with this new camera
The research was partly funded by Darpa for military and civilian use.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 24, 2017
This AI system uses news reports to provide information about police encounters
The early-stage model employed police shooting data from Google News reports.
Shubham Sharma Sep 24, 2017
SETI lists seven places in our Solar System that could harbour microbial life
We are more likely to find microbial life 'sooner than' intelligent extraterrestrials.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 24, 2017
Russian President Vladimir Putin asks when will AI 'eat us'
Putin's poser came during a visit to Russia's biggest tech firm Yandex in Moscow.
Shubham Sharma Sep 24, 2017
US Army scientists extract fuel power from urine using nanotechnology
Officials believe that making use of urine as a fuel source can help the soldiers tremendously.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 24, 2017
Inside President Trump's secret flying nuclear bunker
This 'Doomsday Plane' is where you'll find the President if it all goes nuclear.
James Billington Sep 22, 2017
This 3D-printed, remora-inspired robot can hang on to shark skin underwater
The bot could be used for studying underwater creatures and their habits.
Shubham Sharma Sep 22, 2017
Watch video: Lockheed Martin's ATHENA laser weapon system takes down 5 airborne drones
The tests were conducted in conjunction with the US Army's Space and Missile Defense Command.
Shubham Sharma Sep 22, 2017
Scientists invent world's first handheld device that can spot fake booze
University of Manchester develop a gadget that uses laser to detect counterfeit spirits.
James Billington Sep 21, 2017
Arctic ice 8th lowest on record and summer melt higher than usual, says Nasa
The melt occurred despite having summer conditions that were not unusual.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 21, 2017
Google's head of artificial intelligence is not concerned about the 'rise of general AI'
John Giannandrea thinks the fear surrounding AI is exaggerated.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 21, 2017
Self-flying drones to be used for hospital blood deliveries this year
Matternet Station to see drones autonomously take off, fly and land between Swiss medical centres.
Alistair Charlton Sep 21, 2017
Stratolaunch's massive twin-fuselage aircraft fires all of its 6 engines
The world's largest aircraft has cleared the first phase of its engine testing.
Shubham Sharma Sep 21, 2017
Massive Google leak reveals Pixel 2 price and design, Amazon Echo Dot-like 'Home Mini' smart speaker
New 'Pixel' Chromebook and Daydream VR headset also leaked ahead of October event.
Oliver Cragg Sep 20, 2017
Robots could move more like humans with these soft, 3D-printed synthetic muscles
The 'muscle' is made of silicone rubber and can be controlled with a resistive wire.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 20, 2017
This chatbot could help the elderly make difficult end-of-life decisions
The chatbot is currently under testing and seeks to lend a 'non-judgemental ear' to people planning their last living days.
Immanuel Jotham Sep 20, 2017
Nanoprobes could soon be deployed to observe more than 300 asteroids
The nanoprobes are expected to take a little over 3 years to complete the entire mission.
Shubham Sharma Sep 20, 2017
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