Microsoft, Facebook and other tech firms increasingly claim to be building a “metaverse” to usher in a new era of interacting online.
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Val Kilmer lost his natural speaking voice in 2015 during a battle with throat cancer. The Hollywood actor worked with an AI firm to digitally restore it.
Facebook researchers came up with a way to translate your facial features onto the front of VR headsets.
Researchers at Google, Stanford and Princeton say they used Google’s quantum computer to demonstrate a “time crystal.”
Cryptocurrencies generate a lot of money, sometimes trillions of dollars in trading transactions, which is partially why the Senate wants to squeeze revenue out of the market to support its infrastructure plan.
Autonomous-driving researchers say the industry is far from deciding how AI chooses who receives the brunt force of an oncoming accident. They propose a possible solution.
Boeing’s next Starliner launch attempt is up in the air after a valve in the capsule’s control system led to a delay.
NASA, Boeing and United Launch Alliance (ULA) have scrubbed the Aug. 3 launch attempt of the agency’s Orbital Flight Test-2 to the International Space Station.
An unusual occurrence at the International Space Station sparked by the newly-docked Russian Nauka aircraft caused Boeing and NASA to reschedule Starliner's relaunch.
Boeing’s first Starliner flight mission in 2019 was a flop. Friday's re-do is a make-or-break chance to show Boeing can still be a major participant in the U.S. commercial crew program.
CUE, Toyota's AI basketball robot, showed off at the Tokyo Olympics.
The pursuit of self-driving cars drives Intel's Mobileye to New York City.
Facebook, IBM and Google are among tech companies wanting to make robots more human-like. One approach is to study how kids learn to walk.
The Lone Star State is at the center of global attention to produce bitcoin, thanks largely to the way it treats large electricity consumers.
Heineken says its autonomous robot can hold up to 12 cans of beer, will follow you down the sidewalk and has a friendly AI personality.
Tossable robots aren’t exactly new. The scouting and surveillance tools have been used by law enforcement and military personnel for years. Now, they are in the hands of rescuers responding to the Miami-area building collapse.
A nearly 50-foot-long ship set out on June 15 to sail from England to the United States autonomously. But a mechanical problem has forced its designers to return it to port.
Researchers say scream-sensing drones might one day play a role in disaster response.
Goodyear is among several tire makers including Continental, Bridgestone and Pirelli to work on smart tires with embedded sensors.
The new technology for the Army combines night-vision goggles, thermal imagery and augmented reality.
