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Machines aren’t growing more intelligent—they’re just doing what we programmed them to do Had artificial intelligence been named something less spooky, we’d probably worry about it less.

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186,000 miles per second (299,792 kilometers per second)? That’s shockingly fast.

Holographic Displays Coming to Smartphones - IEEE Spectrum Light-field displays for mobile devices might be only a year away

Happy 158th birthday to Nikola Tesla! One of history's most prominent inventors, Tesla believed invention is humanity's greatest product.

Cyborg Beetles Detect Nerve Gas - IEEE Spectrum Carbon nanotubes and graphene are integrated into one flexible device that can attach to insects for environmental sensing

¿Sera que las capacidades de los robots se incrementen de forma exponencial en los siguientes 20 años?...Comenta tu opinion

We took a look at Honda’s ASIMO robot and its predecessor P1. As you can see, robotics has evolved A LOT in the past 20 years. What will humanoid robots look like 20 years from now?

Es realmente bueno hacer crecer un proyecto poco a poco como este.
Excelente Jueves que ya viene el fin de semana y para algunos unos buenas vacaciones. :)

HyQ Quadruped Robot Is Back With Even More Tricks - IEEE Spectrum The "Italian BigDog" is getting smarter, faster, and more agile

Happy 30th, Mac!

Today is the 30th anniversary of the original Mac. Explore its influential features in an interactive infographic here http://bit.ly/1fbVbLP.

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Amazon Promises Package Delivery By Drone: Is It for Real? - IEEE Spectrum Getting your purchases delivered by a drone? We're skeptical, and here's why

Para aquellos que les gusta el área de la robótica.

We may have seen robots that can play rock-paper-scissors before, but the Janken Robot (created by Tokyo University) will win at the game 100% of the time.

It needs only 1 milisecond to recognize your hand signal and change its hand to beat you. http://dailym.ai/1hjmyqu

IROS 2013: JPL's Microspine Rock-Climbing Robot - IEEE Spectrum JPL outfits a robot with microspine grippers to help it climb around rocks in space

Laser Lights for Your Beamer

You've never seen light--or lights--like this. BMW's new laser headlights slice through the dark like butter.

Blue-laser light from a tiny diode proceeds through a phosphor, which converts some of it into a wavelength in the yellow part of the spectrum. The resulting mix is a white beam that can be focused very tightly (forming an elliptical image), even though it’s not a laser.

And so much more.... http://bit.ly/1a54xlV