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Google’s SCHAFT Win DARPA Robot Olympics With Japanese Humanoid ‘Bot “S-One”

By Dec 22nd
Apparently There Is A Third State Of Consciousness And We’ve Never Realized It

By Dec 22nd
The French Just Successfully Implanted A Long-Term Artificial Human Heart

By Dec 21st
Watch the “Robot Olympics,” DARPA’s Robotics Challenge Live [Updated for Day 2]

By Dec 20th
Watch the Entire History (and Future) of the Universe in Animated Form [Video]

By Dec 20th
The Cubli Is a Real Life Companion Cube That Balances, Jumps, and Spins on Its Corners

By Dec 20th
Mistletoe-Packing Drone Tries to Get Humans to Kiss in San Francisco

By Dec 20th
Which Is Better, Film or Digital? Shanks FX Wants You to Guess

By Dec 19th
The Only Thing More Amazing than a Working LEGO Car Is That It Runs on Air

By Dec 19th
TomoNews Reminds YouTube of Its Roots in an Animated Letter about Copyright Changes [Video]

By Dec 19th
What Does Ylvis’ “The Fox” Have in Common with “Deck the Halls?” Non-Lexical Vocables. Here’s What That Means

By Dec 18th
Facebook Is Working on Auto-Playing Video Ads, Which Is Surprisingly Not as Bad as It Sounds

By Dec 17th
McLaren Wants to Turn Your Windshield into a Sonic Forcefield Against Rain

By Dec 17th
New Tapir Species Discovered in the Amazon, Largest New Species Named This Century

By Dec 17th
Geek Etiquette: Is the Kid in That Apple Christmas Commercial Being Rude?

By Dec 17th
Here, Have A Yule Log Video From AsapSCIENCE

By Dec 17th
Laughter Is Not Always the Best Medicine, Humorous Study Uses Past Research to Examine Laughter’s True Effects

By Dec 17th
Twitter Lets You Report Abusive Tweets, Here’s How It Works

By Dec 17th
Product Review: Mio Alpha Heart Rate Monitor

By Dec 16th
College Student Extracts Electricity From Swimming Pools, Which Is Way Less Dangerous Than It Sounds

By Dec 16th