'Extraordinarily inspirational' robots will replace teachers in 10 years, leading UK academic says
'It certainly will change human life as we know it,' Sir Anthony Seldon, vice chancellor of the University of Buckingham, said.
Harvard's $40 keychain detector can test food for allergens within minutes
The handheld device offers a simple and easy way for carrying out tests.
US Marines develop 'Nibbler', a cheap, 3D-printed drone that can carry ammunition, drop small bombs
Nibbler is the Marine Corp's first 3D-printed drone and is expected to go into combat.
Hurricane Irma: Tesla issues software update for some of its cars in Florida to help people evacuate
Tesla has unlocked the reserved battery capacity in some of its vehicles to help owners get as far as possible.
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ICAO wants to keep track of your drone with a global registry
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Britain's military will ensure drones are always under human control, ministry of defence says
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The system could potentially be used to trigger 'protective measures'.
Major League Baseball teams help 7-year-old girl with 3D-printed hand fulfil pitching dream
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The dark side of AI: Your sexuality can be gleaned from your picture
A machine learning system that can detect the sexual orientation of people has been created.
How safe are your votes? White hat hackers expose flaws in vote counting machines used in Germany
The Chaos Computer Club showed how easy it is to manipulate votes between candidates.
Watch: SpaceX successfully launches US Air Force's secret X-37B space plane ahead of Hurricane Irma
Details of the mission and purpose of the 11,000 pound, 29ft long X-37B are classified.
Lyft to offer rides in self-driving cars for passengers in San Francisco area soon
The company has inked a partnership deal with Drive.ai, a tech startup, for this pilot project.
New 'flip-flop' qubits may make large-scale quantum computer production a reality soon
Qubits can now communicate over distances of up to 500 nanometres providing enough space to cram other things between them.
Researcher stumbles upon oil industry breakthrough with spill-proof 'balls of oil'
Environmentally-friendly 'bitumen balls' could solve transportation headaches and eliminate pipelines.
John Deere could soon use AI powered tech for precision agriculture
The company has acquired a startup that uses AI to identify and spray herbicide on weeds.
Nasa releases stunning new photos of Martian sand sheets and star dunes
The images published by Nasa were taken by the CRISM and HiRISE cameras orbiting Mars.
Hyperloop coming to India: US company to build country's first near-supersonic transport link
The Hyperloop transport system is estimated to cut an hour-long journey into a quick 6-minute ride.
IBM and MIT announce $240m AI lab for advance research in cybersecurity, quantum computing and more
'The extremely broad and deep technical capabilities and talent at MIT and IBM are unmatched,' an IBM executive said.
Audi offers customers first-ever virtual reality experience to design their dream car
Dealerships to allow discerning buyers to try before they buy using immersive technology.
Airbus-backed Perlan 2 sets new record for engineless flight, soars beyond 52,000ft
The glider surpassed the previous best recorded by Perlan 1 more than a decade ago.
This AI-powered facial recognition system could soon identify disguised criminals
Disguised Face Identification (DFI) uses a neural network to map facial points and uncover the actual identity of people.
SpaceX invites applications for third Hyperloop Pod competition, stresses on 'maximum speed'
Germany's WARR team won the last pod competition, achieving speeds of up to 324kph.
'You are not alone': Nasa beams humanity's best #MessageToVoyager into interstellar space
The message of goodwill was chosen after a round of public voting.
Now employers must inform staff if their office emails are being monitored, rules court
Every employee has the 'right to private life and correspondence', the European Court of Human Rights said.
800,000 low-income UK homes to get a savings boost with free solar panel scheme
Renewable energy company Solarplicity will provide the panels for the program.
Scientists develop surgical camera that can look through human body
The device is designed to help doctors track medical tools known as endoscopes.
This AI-powered algorithm can figure out how much pain you are in by just looking at your face
The technology could help doctors get a better understanding of the amount of pain their patients are going through.
Unmanned 'ghost ships' are coming to rule the waves
Crewless cargo ships could one day sail the seas but is that a good thing?
'The cause of World War 3': Elon Musk reacts to Putin's claim AI leaders will 'rule the world'
Vladimir Putin believes artificial intelligence is the future, while Musk fears the consequences.
KFC store in China unveils new facial recognition system that lets you pay with a smile
This isn't the first time KFC has dabbled in innovative, tech-savvy ideas for its stores.
These tiny, light-driven nanomachines can destroy cancer cells in minutes
The nanomachines, built out of a chain of atoms, are driven by light and can kill cells by drilling through the membrane.
Russia claims its MiG-41 fighter jet can fly in space at hypersonic speeds without a pilot
The fighter jet can also fire missiles at hypersonic speeds, says MiG.
MIT's new 'socially aware' robot can move swiftly through crowds
The robot adjusts its path every tenth of a second to maintain a safe 'walking speed' of 1.2m per second.
Electromagnetic brain stimulation could quell cocaine addiction in humans
An Italian physicist has treated over 300 patients using the non-invasive technique.
Faster than hyperloop: China's supersonic 'flying train' would race at 4,000kmph
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation has started groundwork on the project.
'Mammoth' Micro Focus: The FTSE 100 unicorn that's now Britain's biggest tech company
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