Mohamed Ebeida is looking to inspire the next generation of innovators to change the world, one robotics team at a time.Ebeida, a research scientist at Sandia National Laboratories in New...
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Software and hardware devices designed for covert monitoring of the phone users’ activities have recently received the widest distribution. Monitoring software products and hardware devices are of particular danger. They...
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Three Berthoud Robotics teams are headed to the VEX Robotics Worlds Championship this year to compete with their robots in an international challenge. One of the teams, Awkward Cats, won...
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Summary: The fewer slow brain waves that occur in the right prefrontal cortex during sleep, the more likely a person is to indulge in risk-taking behaviors.Source: University of BernEach person...
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Summary: Usually frowned upon, researchers say swearing can increase a person’s self-confidence and boost their physical strength. However, the use of profanity can also increase risk-taking behaviors.Source: Keele UniversityKeele University...
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Since first being spotted on campus in February, Idaho Eats officially launched Starship food delivery robots at the University of Idaho with an event at the ISUB plaza. “Quite frankly,...
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ALBANY — Following a pandemic-induced two-year hiatus, Albany High School's Robotics Club is winning titles again.The Falcons robotics team earned second place in a recent major competition, making the students and...
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Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are revolutionizing nearly every sector, including marketing. Many companies of all sizes are relying on AI marketing tools to promote their brands and businesses. They should...
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PLAINFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) – A Plainfield company is customizing robots to help other companies perform tasks unsafe for humans. Congressman Joe Courtney visited RADeCO in Plainfield on Thursday, calling it...
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The old Gmail inbox is overflowing with agtech pitches, and frankly I only have myself to blame after bringing it up the last two newsletters (damn, just did it again,...
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