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All you need is a 3D printer, ultrasonic transducers, an Arduino, patience... Engineers at the University of Bristol in the UK have published a rough guide to building a simple levitation chamber that uses sound waves to...

AI has the potential to revolutionize warfare, but its growth in the private sector far outpaces that of the government, according to a recent Harvard report.

Keep your space as tidy as ever with the ECHOGEAR Device Outlet Shelf. Installing in just seconds, this system gives you the perfect place to recharge. The Outlet Shelf encases the entire outlet plate. At the top is a co...

Microsoft is building gliders that adapt to surprises. The goal is to teach autonomous vehicles of all sorts to deal with uncertainty the way humans do.

How to protect your 3D printer from getting hacked.

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Washing your hair aboard the International Space Station is a bit more complicated than on Earth. Astronauts use no-rinse shampoo and quickly the catch water droplets that could float away. Astronaut Karen Nyburg explain...

The expanded waistline could make wireless charging a thing according to one report.

It was the Greek philosopher Heraclitus who first said, "The only thing that is constant is change." He was onto something. But even he would likely be left speechless at the scale and pace of change the world has experi...

There's no need to make a big deal about leaving every gathering you attend. Just leave--it's fine.

If you're inflexible, you might feel like there's no point in trying to stretch. But without stretching, how will you ever get more flexible? A session like the one in today's video can help.

Roughly 1 in 30 Facebook users tells someone Happy Birthday each day, showing Facebook’s first major emergent behavior is still going strong. Now Facebook is equipping the 45 million people sending birthday wishes each...

Microsoft wants to build autonomous tech for aircraft that require little to no power to fly. It just completed tests in the Nevada desert of gliders equipped with self-guidance systems that help them track regions of ri...

Amazon is the largest web-based retailer on the planet, raking in billions of dollars every year and employing over 340,000 workers. When you're that big -- and the president of the United States likes to go on early-mor...

A new data analysis technique, moving subtrajectory analysis defines the dynamics and kinetics of key molecules in the immune response to an infection. These biophysical descriptions are expected to clarify the TCR micro...

Solar eclipses are certainly one of the most striking astrophysical phenomena. The most important light of the day, the Sun, gets blacked out by the most important light of the night. But there's actually nothing weird o...

Whether in the park, at the beach, at a music festival or out trekking, Solartab lets you enjoy free and endless solar power. Simply open up the Solartab to start solar charging either the internal battery or or USB devi...

An unaired episode of Game of Thrones has appeared on the internet this morning. Episode six, due to be aired on Sunday, appeared first on file sharing sites and a Reddit post. Some Reddit users claim the episode was acc...

A 61-story skyscraper nearing completion in downtown San Francisco is remaking the city's iconic skyline and has sparked a debate about architecture and the future

Here's how you can use Amazon's Alexa-powered speaker to make the transition into the new school year a little easier

Noodle.ai, a San Francisco based AI software applications company, recently developed the Noodle AI Index for Airlines. The index shows evidence that airlines that learn best, broaden their view externally, and use algor...

PayPal has outlined how the company will be limiting and closing sites that accept payments or raise funds to promote hate, violence, and racial intolerance.