Remarkable advances are being made in technologies that can analyse brain activity every day and we’re reaching a point that it might be time to clearly define the ethics of peeking into others’ thoughts.
Originally developed to treat the terrible tremors that patients with Parkinson’s disease suffer from, many researchers now view Deep brain Stimulation as a potentially revolutionary method of treating mental illness.
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What if humans didn’t have to respond to major hacks or breaches, and computers could just do it automatically? That’s a question being asked by DARPA,
They sound just like monsters from science fiction
DARPA is working on the next-generation of fighting vehicle, and they’re betting that speed and agility are the future of ground war.
A working scale prototype has already made its first successful flight.
The ship used to be called ACTUV before it got its new name on Thursday in Portland, Oregon.
Can drive itself at nearly 30mph. But SHOULD it?
Communication breakdown.
Amazon reportedly has its eyes on the forward-thinking robotics company.
The format novak@gizmodo didn’t just invent itself. Tomlinson did that. But the US Defense Department wasn't initially that impressed.
A teaser video shows the strange-looking craft in excellently rendered action.
Back when Alphabet was known as Google, the company bought Boston Dynamics, makers of the amazingly advanced robot named Atlas. At the time, Google promised that Boston Dynamics would stop taking military contracts, as it often did. But here’s the open secret about Atlas: he can enlist in the US military anytime he wants. Read More>>
It flies 45 miles an hour. It’s like a cheetah drone.
The Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel, or ACTUV, is now scheduled to be launched April 17th from the Vigor Shipyards in Oregon.
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