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Elio Motors raises almost $19 million in crowdfunding investments for it’s high-MPG three-wheeler in three weeks.
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Robots: They shake hands with politicians
, perform surgery, and review movies
. They’re also getting pretty good at moving around without hurting themselves, as a new report in Science demonstrates.
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Gmail’s spam filters have always been pretty good, but now they’re getting a shot in the arm. Google’s rolling out its artificial neural network technology, currently used in the likes of its Search and Now apps, to help reduce the weight of unwanted email even further.
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While most people are still trying to wrap their heads around 4K displays (and 8K screens aren’t that far off), Samsung is setting up an even more ambitious milestone: It wants to build an 11K mobile display by 2018, reports Korea’s Electronic Times….
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Hoping to build the confidence of children living with a missing limb, Carlos Arturo Torres Tovar, of Umeå University in Sweden, has designed a prosthetic arm that’s compatible with Lego so kids can swap its gripping attachment for their own custom creations.
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Southern California’s ‘cash for grass’ program that pays people to get rid of their yards proves so popular it runs through $350 million in six months.
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The first time many Americans ride in a self-driving car, it probably won’t be in a vehicle they own. It will be in one they hail with an app.
Continue reading University of Michigan will soon test autonomous, 3D-printed cars
University of Michigan will soon test autonomous, 3D-printed cars originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 09 Jul 2015 18:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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