Your heart could soon be used as a password to unlock computers
Scanner will look for the shape of hearts using Doppler radar.
Intel's new self-learning chip is designed to work like a human brain
The chip codenamed "Loihi" is based on neuromorphic computing.
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.
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.
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This AI system uses news reports to provide information about police encounters
The early-stage model employed police shooting data from Google News reports.
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.
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.
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.
Inside President Trump's secret flying nuclear bunker
This 'Doomsday Plane' is where you'll find the President if it all goes nuclear.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Google's head of artificial intelligence is not concerned about the 'rise of general AI'
John Giannandrea thinks the fear surrounding AI is exaggerated.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Nasa's Osiris-Rex will slingshot past the Earth on its path to asteroid Bennu
The manoeuvre will change the spacecraft's speed and course by 8,400 mph.
The end of air turbulence? Boeing laser technology could solve age-old bumpy flights problem
New lidar system can detect invisible clear-air turbulence from up to 10 miles away.
Did Russia accidentally fire missiles at civilians during Zapad 2017 military exercises?
Video shows a helicopter directly firing toward a group of civilians.
Find out how Nasa's telescope testing tech can make cars safer
Vibration machines that were first built for Nasa are now standard for most manufacturing industries.
Nasa test-fires 3D printed rocket engine part
The printer used is a hybrid mix of additive manufacturing and machining equipment.
This ultra-fast microscope captures 3D images of organisms in real time
The instrument can be used to monitor cellular changes in living organisms as they develop.
US Navy will use Xbox controllers to operate its most advanced submarines
Periscope systems controlled by gamepad targeted at younger sailors.
Raising a genius: Top takeaways from the world's longest-running psychology study on gifted children
The research lasted 45 years and studied over 5,000 gifted children.
PAL-V's flying car to go around the world in 90 days
The journey is expected to start and end in San Francisco.
This AI system can detect Alzheimer's disease nearly a decade before symptoms appear
Other techniques for detecting the neurodegenerative disease are expensive as well as invasive.
Watch this robot band rock out to 'Automatica' before destroying their instruments
The video shows large robots play various instruments aided by a human musician.
SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule successfully returns home from ISS with splashdown in the Pacific Ocean
The spacecraft's safe return marked the end of SpaceX's 12th resupply mission to the International Space Station.
Terrorists, rogue nations could easily access dangerous biological research
US National Academies says there are 'multiple shortcomings' in the systems designed to stop risky research from being published.
Scientists connect a human brain to the internet in real time
The tech essentially turns the brain into an IoT node on the World Wide Web.
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