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DARPA robot has Predator camouflage
DARPA robot has Predator camouflage
Uh oh – Harvard scientists have created an insect-like robot that uses ink to blend into any background.
 
Let's build a Goddamn Tesla Museum!
Let's build a Goddamn Tesla Museum!
Ever wanted to be a part of meaningful conservation? Ever wanted to be a part of history? Do you love science? If you answered yes to any of the above, or better yet all three, the project below should be of great interest to you.
 
3D Printed Housing?
3D Printed Housing?
How do we reduce homelessness, poverty and disease spread in an affordable way? Perhaps 3D printing has some of the answers.
3D Printing - The Future of Unlicensed Weapons? 

3D Printing - The Future of Unlicensed Weapons?

by Matt Wilson  |  26 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
3D Printers have almost infinite uses in the manufacturing industry, but what about the illegal production of contraband good and weapons?
Dr Horrible look-alike crafts a homemade Tesla Gun 

Dr Horrible look-alike crafts a homemade Tesla Gun

by Vito Cassisi  |  14 May 2012  |  Comment now
...promises not to fire it at innocent bystanders, despite the pretty light show.
Get along to the Australian Finals of Microsoft's Imagine Cup! 

Get along to the Australian Finals of Microsoft's Imagine Cup!

by David Hollingworth  |  27 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Got a free afternoon on Tuesday next week? Then support some local big brains in their quest to win... the Imagine Cup!
Sebastian Thrun on Google Glass, X lab, and AI education 

Sebastian Thrun on Google Glass, X lab, and AI education

by Vito Cassisi  |  27 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
The mastermind behind Google X and Stanford's AI courses talks about his vision going forward
Quantum tunnelling, the answer to creating power efficient transistors 

Quantum tunnelling, the answer to creating power efficient transistors

by Vito Cassisi  |  9 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
We're soon approaching the limits of current transistor tech - it's time for a quantum solution.
Remee helps you tap into your dreams 

Remee helps you tap into your dreams

by Vito Cassisi  |  4 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Want to control your dreams? Brooklyn's Bitbanger Labs has your sorted.
We have been discovered! 

We have been discovered!

by Vito Cassisi  |  21 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
The stargazers have found something... amazing. Galaxy in the shape of Atomic's very own logo revealed!
Researchers finally discover a use for LightScribe 

Researchers finally discover a use for LightScribe

by Vito Cassisi  |  19 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
Supercapacitors formed by the mighty power of DVD-RW drives - and a bit of graphite oxide and hard work...
Overclocking, now for brains! 

Overclocking, now for brains!

by Vito Cassisi  |  19 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
Hardware, wetware, it's all just tweakable technology, right? And this new technology will let you boost your thinking power!
Hyperion - a particle accelerator for slicing silicon 

Hyperion - a particle accelerator for slicing silicon

by Vito Cassisi  |  14 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
Science!: A new way to pare down silicon wafers is up to ten times more powerful than standard methods.
So what did we miss over the Xmas break? 

So what did we miss over the Xmas break?

by David Hollingworth  |  4 Jan 2012  |  Comment now
We're back in the saddle, and catching up on all the news we missed over the holiday break. Man, it was an interesting two weeks...
Study: Gaming and your brain 

Study: Gaming and your brain

by Ewa Grygier  |  14 Jan 2011  |  Comment now
Researchers take a look into some heads and come up with a few ideas about what makes a good gamer tick.
NASA has something to tell us 

NASA has something to tell us

by Ewa Grygier  |  1 Dec 2010  |  Comment now
Extraterrestrial life. It’s the stuff of a thousand books, movies and TV shows – but generally as fiction. Until now?
Quantum computing edges ever closer... 

Quantum computing edges ever closer...

by David Hollingworth  |  5 Nov 2010  |  Comment now
Essential Linkage: A new crystalline 'hybrid material' promises fault-resistant quantum computers...
Toshiba and Cambridge collaborate quantumly... 

Toshiba and Cambridge collaborate quantumly...

by The Inquirer  |  4 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
New form of LED brings quantum computing closer. Or is it further? Or both? (see what we did thar?)
Supercomputer list is out  

Supercomputer list is out

by David Hollingworth, The Inquirer  |  2 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Jaguar is still top of the petaflops.
Neurophone paper published  

Neurophone paper published

by The Inquirer  |  28 May 2010  |  Comment now
Make calls with your brain

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