Darpa Robots Will Turn Dead Satellites Into a Zombie Orbital Array
By Andrew Tarantola Launching satellites is a risky proposition—costing as much as $10,000 a pound to make orbit and little recourse if a critical piece […]
By Andrew Tarantola Launching satellites is a risky proposition—costing as much as $10,000 a pound to make orbit and little recourse if a critical piece […]
By Kim Zetter A little more than one year after the infrastructure-destroying Stuxnet worm was discovered on computer systems in Iran, a new piece of […]
Roboticists at the University of Pennsylvania’s Modlab have built a robot that can build and repair other robots using modular parts and an insulating spray-foam. […]
By Danyll Wills, Hong Kong In Hong Kong today, Google and Samsung introduced a new smart phone and operating system that could represent a potential […]
By Jacob Aron Get into the office, sit down at the computer and lay your cellphone on the desk – a ritual that millions play […]
By Spencer Ackerman Every year, the Army’s annual convention in Washington, D.C. brings out the latest designs from defense firms for souped-up trucks, upgraded helicopters, […]
By Byron Spice PITTSBURGH—OmniTouch, a wearable projection system developed by researchers at Microsoft Research and Carnegie Mellon University, enables users to turn pads of paper, […]
By Spencer Ackerman AeroVironment calls its teeny-tiny killer drone the Switchblade. Essentially a guided missile small enough to fit in a backback and fire at […]
By Robert Lemos The sensors inside modern smart phones present a range of security threats. An attacker who compromises a phone can, for example, track […]
By Ryan Singel Google radically expanded Tuesday its use of bank level security that prevents Wi-Fi hackers and rogue ISPs from spying on your searches. […]