Scientists use lasers and atoms to win a mind-bending quantum game
Imagine playing the tiniest game of checkers, where the pieces are atoms and lasers move them around a tiny board.
That’s not science fiction—it’s a...
New wearable AI device could help blind people navigate independently
A new wearable device powered by artificial intelligence (AI) is making it easier for blind and partially sighted people to move around safely.
The system,...
Scientists create smaller, smarter computer chips for space missions
Operating technology in space is no easy task.
Harsh conditions like intense radiation from solar flares and cosmic rays, extreme temperatures, and flying debris can...
Scientists find a cool new way to keep hot chips from overheating
As electronic devices get smaller and more powerful, keeping them from overheating has become a big challenge.
Tiny chips can now do incredible things thanks...
Scientists create light-powered chip that could transform AI training
Engineers at the University of Pennsylvania have created a new kind of computer chip that uses light instead of electricity to train artificial intelligence...
This AI drone defeats human champions in world racing first
In a historic moment for artificial intelligence and robotics, an autonomous drone has beaten human champions in an international drone racing competition for the...
Could blockchain make the NFL Draft faster and fairer?
Every year, the NFL Draft draws millions of fans eager to see which players their favorite teams will pick.
Behind the scenes, however, it's not...
Scientists use 56-qubit quantum computer to prove true randomness
In a major breakthrough, scientists have used a 56-qubit quantum computer to create and confirm truly random numbers — something that’s impossible for regular...
Scientists create 3D holograms images you can grab
For the first time, scientists have created holograms in mid-air that you can actually touch and move with your hands—no virtual reality glasses needed.
This...
Augmented reality brings high-tech precision to everyday carpentry
Carpenters may soon trade in their tape measures and pencils for high-tech glasses and screens, thanks to a new system developed at EPFL in...