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Neurogrid, a small, low-power system created by researchers at Stanford, could improve brain and mental illness research.
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In its effort to keep the U.S. military out front with its technology, DARPA finds itself competing with its own successes.
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The small satellites built around Android phones, launched Sunday, mark a trend toward small, inexpensive satellites for a variety of uses.
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Microsoft's new OS is making headway with agencies, particularly in DOD, while catching on with consumers, too.
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The Photon scanner uses laser lines and an HD camera to create the CAD files needed for 3D printing.
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As unmanned aircraft becomes more sophisticated, the military finds gaming skills more important than actual flight experience.
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The company releases an API guide for developers, creating an opportunity for hands-free public sector apps.
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As the next step toward a human/machine interface, Leap Motion's controller could lead to the biggest change for PC users since the mouse, and it could happen sooner than you think.
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An MIT engineer is working on developing 3D-printed objects that would change over time -- and even build themselves.
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Before the joyrides begin, the agency will send a high-performance modular data center into space to test radiation levels 100 kilometers above the Earth.