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New Superman-Like Vision Allows Us to See Through Clouds, Fog
The Superman-like ability can be used for self-driving cars, autonomous machines, and satellites.
By Chris Young
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Amazon Announces 100,000 Job Openings Across the US and Canada
September might finally be the time to get your hopes up for a reason this year!
By Deniz Yilmaz
Sustainability
9 of the World's Biggest Ships Ever Built
From oil tankers to cruise liners here are some of the biggest ships ever built.
Sustainability
Swedish Consortium Unveils Wind-Powered Car Carrier With Towering Wings
The car carrier Oceanbird will transport 7,000 cars via wind power across the Atlantic Ocean.
By Chris Young
Automotive
'Many Exciting Things' In Store For Battery Day, Tweets Tesla CEO Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk teased the world with a tweet about 'exciting things' in store for Battery Day.
By Brad Bergan
Vehicles
Connected Cars with Infotainment Architecture, Digital Cockpit to Be Mainstream by 2030
461 million vehicles with head-unit and digital dashboard displays, and 115 million vehicles with digital cockpit architecture will be shipped in between 2020 and 2030.
Defense & Military
US Army Upgrades Howitzers With AI to Shoot Down Cruise Missiles
U.S. Army howitzers shot down a virtual cruise missile in a 'sci-fi awesome' test of AI upgrades.
By Chris Young
Automotive
Akira-Like Electric Superbike Concept Provides Glimpse Into the Future
The 'Mimic' concept by Russian designer Roman Dolzhenko, looks like a Tron and Akira-inspired superbike of the future.
By Chris Young
Automotive
Tesla Fights New Claims of 'Unintended Acceleration' Following Fatal Accidents
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is looking into several cases of unintended acceleration.
By Chris Young
Electronics
Computer Chip Can Stay Cool With In-Chip Water Systems
Excess heat energy has always kept computer chip processing power down. Until now.
By Brad Bergan
Apps & Software
'Google Maps for the Body' Is In the Making
The project, which is being developed by an international group of scientists, will allow users to explore the human body on a cellular level.
By Chris Young
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