New platform, ARON, is a communications system designed to transmit real-world data via infrared light.
When future computing historians look back on the era starting around 2017, they’ll have a word to describe it: the NISQ era.
The E-Fan X will offer partially electric powered flights that are cheaper, quieter, and more sustainable.
Allego has installed the first of several ultra high speed chargers outside Frankfurt am Main, Germany. More will be added to major transportation routes by next summer.
Researchers in Tokyo accidentally discovered a self-healing material.
A new type of neural network made with memristors can dramatically improve the efficiency of teaching machines to think like humans.
The company has also launched four pilot IMAX virtual reality (VR) experience centres in Los Angeles, New York City, Toronto and Shanghai.
Virgin Hyperloop One announced a new speed record of 240 miles (386 km) per hour in its latest testing protocol.
A team from MIT’s Self-Assembly Lab demonstrated its innovative rapid liquid 3D printing technique by manufacturing tote bags and lamp shades in minutes.
Australian and Dutch engineers created a complete design for a quantum computer chip that can be manufactured using mostly standard industry processes.
Virtual reality continues to make ground in education; from the world’s first VR primary school tour to an increased emphasis on experiential learning.
Nuclear fusion promises to be a clean source of energy, but it is expensive, technologically complex, and far from being deployed on a commercial scale.
By forcing light to go through a smaller gap than ever before, researchers have paved the way for computers based on light instead of electronics.
The design evolution of Kuri, from prototype to consumer product, provides a fascinating glimpse into a new era of interaction between humans and increasingly sophisticated machines.
Physicists have invented a microcircuit based on topological insulators, a new phase of matter awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics.
