IBM Builds the Most Complex Human-Like Artificial Brain Yet

Scientists at IBM Research have unveiled a “brain-like” computer chip. This most advanced computer chip to date is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data. The chip, called…

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ISSpresso: First-Ever Espresso Machine Coming To The International Space Station

This November, The Italian Space Agency is sending up the first-ever espresso machine to the International Space Station. The new machine is the product of collaboration by Italian espresso maker Lavazza and aerospace engineering company…

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Start, Lock and Unlock Your Tesla Model S with a Smartphone

Remote starting vehicles are rather popular in the automobile industry, but in order to do so, the key fob generally needs to be close by. For the Tesla Model S, however, all you need is…

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Camera Pill Snaps 18 Photos Per Second Inside Your Body to Detect Disorders

Researchers have developed a  PillCam® SB capsule  that allows your doctor to see inside your small intestine. The pill’s purpose is to help diagnose Crohn’s disease, celiac disease, benign and cancerous tumors, ulcerative colitis as…

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Electrolux AB Reaches $3.3 Billion Deal To Buy GE’s Appliance Business

Electrolux AB, based out of Sweden, announced this morning the company is buying GE’s appliance business for $3.3 billion! The move by Electrolux revolves around the company attempting to rival Whirlpool Corp by eventually doubling sales in North…

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ReWalk Robotics, Maker of FDA Approved Exoskeleton, Prepares for $50 Million IPO

Israeli company ReWalk Robotics, which recently received approval from the FDA for its exoskeleton that enables paraplegics to walk, has announced its plan for a $50 IPO, with 3.4 million shares at a price range…

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100 Billion Tons of Ocean Water Per Day Will Soon Drive Tidal Power Generators at the Bay of Fundy

In 2006, a new company called Ocean Renewable Power Comany (ORPC) decided on Eastport, Maine,  for its superior tides so that it could manufacture tidal generators. The location was chosen over more well-known destinations, such…

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What’s Driving the Future of Autonomous Cars and Highways?

Traffic has been a continuously growing problem in just about major city in the world. The average American driver spends about 36 hours per year in traffic congestion. The estimated cost of traffic congestion is…

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NYPD to Test Body Cameras On Police Officers

The New York Police Department has announced a pilot program that will involve equipping 60 NYPD officers with body cameras to test whether or not they want to implement cameras for all officers in the…

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HitchBOT, the Hitchhiking Robot, Hits the Road

Attention all Canadians: If you spot an adorable smiling robot on the side of the road, PLEASE put it in your car and have a conversation with it. Seriously, you should do it. If not…

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