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A recently published report has stirred up public opinion when it comes to 2030, police can use artificial intelligence to predict and prevent crime before they happen.
Robots and self-propelled weapons are increasingly popular in the modern world. But scientists warn, if not controlled well, they can become
At the request of DMV California, Google has released its annual report on testing their vehicles in no-driver mode.
German scientists have recently reported a successful development of a new face detection technology even in the dark.
CNN reported on June 23 that they are working with the Georgia Institute of Technology to develop a research project on unmanned aircraft for news agencies.
China Defense Science and Technology Site reported that the Pentagon Research Agency revealed a new UAV model equipped with security software.
Polish scientists have successfully researched a device that uses a laser beam in a car to detect whether a driver is drunk or not.
Bloomberg reported that the reputable Rolls-Royce Holdings is planning to develop the first unmanned cargo ships.
US media reports that the defense ministry has begun testing new armor for soldiers fighting on the battlefield this summer.
This is the prediction of IHC Automotive, after releasing a report titled 'Emerging Technologies: Autonomous Vehicles'.
On 4/12, The New York Times reported that Andy Rubin - who is behind Google's Android mobile operating system - is working on a secret robot project.
According to a report from scientists at Rice University in Texas, a material known as Carbyne, may be the most durable material in the world.
The Navy has reported that the Swiftships Shipbuilding Company has tested the Anaconda floating robot prototype capable of carrying out many missions in the river.
Microsoft is approaching the possibility of providing smart clocks, after sources say some of its employees have begun using the prototype device.
Japantimes reported on March 26 that a Japanese company named Miraikikai Inc. announced the world's first solar cell cleaning robot.