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Facebook robots may one day follow you around at home
Your future Instagram pictures could be taken by a Facebook-branded robot that follows you around the house.
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Brain back-up start-up ‘will be the death of users’
A start-up that claims it will one day allow people to back-up their brains admits it will come at the ultimate price: death.
3D-printed homes turn sludge into shelter
In Texas, tucked behind a house for the wealthy, perhaps lies some hope for the significantly less so.
London wheelchair travellers get Google Maps help
Wheelchair users travelling in London and other worldwide cities on public transport can now get accessibility information from Google Maps.
Uber halts self-driving car tests after death
Uber said it is suspending self-driving car tests in all North American cities after a fatal accident.
Researchers finally solve mystery of ‘alien’ skeleton
A mummified skeleton discovered in Chile's Atacama Desert 15 years ago doesn't look like anyone you've ever met.
US sanctions Iranian hackers for ‘stealing university data’
The United States has imposed sanctions on an Iranian company and 10 individuals for alleged cyber attacks, including on hundreds of universities.
Google cofounder’s flying taxi takes to the skies in New Zealand
Google cofounder Larry Page's flying taxi project is cleared for take off.
From service dogs to a prosthetic arm, Apple proposes 13 disability emojis
Apple wants emojis to better represent people with disabilities.
Claims that reproducibility crisis ‘overblown’ spark debate
The narrative of a “reproducibility crisis” in science has been overblown, according to a researcher whose claims have sparked fresh debate among scholars about the reliability of academic studies.
