Last year, Intel unveiled Galileo, an open-source, uncased computer that costs little. This year, the company has readied Galileo 2.0 which the company will start to ship this summer.
Google seems to be finally tuning up the volume of Google Glass sales. The company has now announced that it is making Glass available to all users in the U.S. And that this is not a limited time offer.
A research team in California has attempted to embed a piece of artificial genetic code in an organism. So far, it seems to be working fine and the organism is reproducing normally so that the off-springs carry the genetic alteration as well.
Bacteria are found in almost every environment since they are able to survive in many different habitats. They are also able to survive in extreme temperatures and can live with or without oxygen. Although Mars is not a habitable place, NASA has claimed that bacteria could colonize on Mars.
Most probably this is one of the innovative projects on KickStarter – a Mini Mobile Robotic printer that you can carry in your pocket. It is amazing because like many other mobile devices, it turns the until-now bulky printer into a sleek, small device.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) was a notion for lab researchers a decade or so ago. Today, each of us has a little part of AI in our handsets in the form of Siri, or Cortana or some other AI-based service. Stephen Hawking, the notable physicist, has now warned against the AI.
NASA chose three possible designs for the outer shell of its Z-2 spacesuit and requested general people last month to cast their vote for their favorite spacesuit out of those three. And finally, based on the votes, NASA has revealed its Z-2 spacesuit design.
NASA shot off the International Sun/Earth Explorer 3 (ISEE-3) into space 36 years ago. The space agency now plans to bring the probe home later this year but a new crowdsourced project wants to gather money to make use of it for citizen science.