Wired Textiles for a Phone as Useful as the Shirt on Your Back
By Ritchie S. King The director of the ElectroScience Laboratory at Ohio State University, he is trying to end the need for cellphone hardware like […]
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Turn Any Pair of Glasses into a Heads Up Display
By Andrew Liszewski Putting vital performance stats where they’re always visible, the Sportiiiisadds a simple heads up display to almost any pair of glasses so […]
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Seeing through walls in real time
MIT Lincoln Laboratory researchers have developed a new radar system that looks through walls. This ultrawideband (UWB) phased-array sensor has real-time acquisition and processing capability […]
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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 […]
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Son of Stuxnet Found in the Wild on Systems in Europe
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 […]
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Video: Robot Builds Other Robots From Foam
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. […]
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New Google Smart Phone Recognizes Your Face
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 […]
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iPhone keylogger can snoop on desktop typing
By Jacob Aron Get into the office, sit down at the computer and lay your cellphone on the desk – a ritual that millions play […]
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Killer Apps, Mini Missiles: Army’s Expo Gets Put on a Budget
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, […]
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Wearable projection system turns any surface into a multitouch interface
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, […]
