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New Hands-On Robotics Activity Premieres Today In Celebration of Computer Science Education Week Read More >> Continue reading Neurala Software Enables Visitors To Drive a Robot On Mars at Boston Museum Of Science
British engineers used the method of dolphins to detect bombs. They use a double signal to find the roadside detonator – it works the same way as the method of dolphins searching for their preys.Read More >> Continue reading Dolphins inspired anti-bomb radar
No fossil fuels, no solar power – cow energy is coming! Argentine scientist managed to filter methane out of the other digestive gases of the cows – which might be the new source of energy.Read More >> Continue reading With Cow-Power on the move
As drone technology is becoming cheaper it is facing the problem of running commercial. Driverless flying devices are, however, dangerous when running out of control. How to make drones safe enough for American skies?Read More >> Continue reading Driving license for a drone?
Curiosity was stopped after it sent some pictures from a formation called Darwin. The object has a strange form and scientist believe, there might be a sign of water.Read More >> Continue reading Curiosity Found Water on Mars
WildCat can walk at 26 km/h, which is slow for a cat, but speedy for a four-legged robot. Robotics faces some new kind of challenges: today's robots have to be more durable and able to beat long distances a hard roads. Let's see how they prepare for the future.Read More >> Continue reading Why is a Speedy Cat a Big Innovation?
