Robots can pick themselves up after a fall, even in an unfamiliar environment, thanks to an artificially intelligent controller that can adapt to new scenarios. It could make four-legged robots more useful in responding to natural disasters, such as earthquakes.
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Ratcliffe: Space Force to become 18th member of the U.S. intelligence community
“We see this as a critical next step in establishing the nation’s newest service,” said Maj. Gen. Leah Lauderback, Space Force director of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.
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How Many Miles of EV Range Can We Get in the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime?
Toyota’s perennially popular RAV4 SUV is a top seller as people continue to snap up SUVs, and a plug-in-hybrid version of the latest model is proving one of this year’s hottest commodities. Much has been written about the new RAV4 Prime’s fun-to-drive quotient, as it’s one of the quickest, most […]
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DoorDash shares soar 78% in stock market debut
DoorDash shares soared in its initial public offering Wednesday, capping a year of explosive growth for the food delivery company.
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Election, coronavirus, Kobe Bryant among Google’s top US trending searches in 2020
Google’s trending searches in the U.S. this year were dominated by two topics: the presidential election and the coronavirus.
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Hackers access documents related to authorized COVID-19 vaccines
Attackers target the European Medicines Agency, which regulates vaccines, including Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 treatment.
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Best flower delivery service to use for 2020
A bouquet of fresh flowers is always welcome.
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3 outdoor smart plugs to schedule your Christmas lights
We’re serious, Clark. Smart plugs make managing outdoor decorations a breeze with scheduling, voice control and more.
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Missing link in pterosaur origins discovered
Until now, the pterosaur family tree was unclear.
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AWS starts gluing the gaps between its databases
This year at re:Invent, AWS didn’t add any new databases to the portfolio. But it did take an important step in putting the pieces together.