Sketch-a-net can identify that drawing better than you can
Sketch-a-net is a new computer program that claims to yield "sketch recognition performance surpassing that of humans."
Some NYC trash cans will soon give you 75Mbps of free Wi-Fi
New York City trash cans will double as Wi-Fi hotspots, turning these oft-overlooked receptacles into some seriously important pieces of technology.
New remote-controlled brain implant can deliver medicine at the click of a button
Taking your medication may be as easy as pushing a button that controls a brain implant that delivers drugs straight to the organ.
Cute or creepy? This little robot just passed a self-awareness test
In a recent logic test conducted by researchers at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute AI and Reasoning Lab, one robot demonstrated self-awareness,
The Henn-Na (Weird) Hotel is run by robots, and you can now book a night for around $100
The first ever robot hotel opened its doors in Japan, and for $60 to $153 a night, you can live in a temporary home that is staffed completely by humanoids.
More and more parents are joining Facebook, so be careful what you say, kids
A growing number of parents are using Facebook either to provide or receive "parenting-related information and social support."
Broiled or fried? Expert says the Loch Ness monster is nothing more than a Wels catfish
According to a Loch Ness "expert," who has dedicated 24 years of his life to hunting down the legendary monster, Nessie is nothing more than a catfish.
IBM’s Watson may now be able to tell how snarky your email is with its new tone analzyer
A new application, the IBM Watson Tone Analyzer, claims to be able to "assess and refine the tone in textual communication."
Whatever happened to all that ALS Ice Bucket Challenge money?
Where did all the money from the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge go? Most of it has yet to be spent.
Move over Hubble, the High Definition Space Telescope will show us brand new worlds
A new plan outlined by the United States' leading astronomers reveals an exciting proposal to build the largest telescope in the history of the world.
Hate air travel? Then you should really hate climate change
Thanks to climate change, air travel is taking longer, getting more expensive, and polluting more.
Twitter may have a new future if co-founder Evan Williams has his way
Evan (Ev) Williams revealed that his hope is for Twitter to become a real-time news platform.
Brazil’s sin-free version of Facebook gets cease-and-desist letter from real Facebook
If you’re really itching for a pure and holy social media experience, visit Facegloria, Brazil’s G-rated version of Facebook.
Go glamping with this incredible kitchen in a box, the Camp Champ
If you've ever lamented your inability to take your entire kitchen with you on trips to Mother Nature, fret not, the Camp Champ is here to save the day.
Show, don’t tell: Robox believes 3D-printing can help dyslexics find a creative outlet
Robox is a British 3D-printer company that believes its technology can serve as a critical creative outlet for those with dyslexia.
Watch this tiny 3D-printed robot jump to six times its height
Scientists have 3D-printed a tiny little robot that can jump 2.5 feet, pretty impressive considering that the robot is only the size of a soccer ball.
