An interview with Zach King, the internet’s favorite illusionist
Zach King has been the internet’s favorite illusionist for over a decade, but despite his continued success, he says he’s just getting started.
Power plants on other planets: How we’ll generate electricity on Mars
The first Mars explorers will need electricity to survive — but how do you generate power on a dusty planet where solar energy is in short supply?
Genetic research has a whiteness bias. H3Africa is trying to fix it
African DNA is grossly underrepresented in genetic research, but a number of organizations have sprung up to address the problem.
Weather alerts may be the smartest use of smart lights. They can save your life
Tie the National Weather Service RSS feed to your smart lights for a visual weather alert system.
The inspection drones are coming. Do not be alarmed
More and more, drones are being employed to survey and inspect areas that are either too difficult or too dangerous for humans to explore themselves.
Here’s why it’s beneficial to use local storage with your security camera
Local storage offers benefits that cloud storage does not, including lower cost, better data security, and the potential for better-quality video recordings.
Exoskeletons with autopilot: A peek at the near future of wearable robotics
You don’t consciously think about moving each leg when you walk, so why should you have to do so while piloting a robotic exoskeleton?
NFTs and the explosive rebirth of artificial scarcity
NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are booming right now. Why? Because unlike most digital items, they’re artificially limited. Here’s why that changes everything.
Nanotech cannabis is here, and it makes edibles look downright prehistoric
Chemistry and nanotechnology have collided to create a groundbreaking new category for cannabis: Sublingual strips that bypass your digestive system
VR-induced ‘cybersickness’ could soon be eradicated with a clever new algorithm
Cybersickness, the unique affliction that users sometimes experience in virtual reality, might soon be eradicated once and for all, thanks to come clever tech.