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Can qubits with holes yield fast larger quantum computers?
A new study led by Prof Dimi Culcer (UNSW/FLEET), indicates electron holes may be the solution to operational…
What composes 70 percent of our universe?
Until now, 70 percent of the universe was thought to be composed of dark energy, aiding in its expansion at an…
Houston—Get Your Pizza Delivered via an R2 Robot This Week
Domino’s Pizza and Nuro, the leading self-driving delivery company, are unveiling autonomous pizza delivery in…
Century-old problem solved by 3D atomic amorphous solid imaging breakthrough
Glass, rubber and plastics are amorphous solids. While common, unlike other classes of solids, they have stymied…
Robot Hide and Seek-Robot Senses Hidden Objects
MIT Associate Professor Fadel Adib’s group is trying to give robots superhuman perception and have developed a…
CERN laser cools antimatter for the first time
Swansea University physicists, leading members of the ALPHA collaboration at CERN, just published a paper in Nature…
Quantum Technology Speeds Robot Learning
Artificial intelligence is part of our modern life. A crucial question for practical applications is how fast such…
The Future of the Barbershop: Tech that Tracks Health While You Cut
A haircut, a shave, and a health screening.
Live Chair Health's innovative program works with barbers to screen…
Motiv Developing First Robotic Arm to Survive Moon’s Extreme Cold
Motiv Space Systems, in partnership with JPL, announced the COLDArm, the first-in-kind robotic arm that will be…
We Can Build Them Smaller, Faster, Greener—But Are We?
When we really think about it, from the smallest chip to the largest data center—there’s a carbon price tag. For…