The advent of electronics had ushered in the third Industrial Design revolution but we are slowly moving beyond the realm of tangible, screen-based interactions to discover multiple new possibilities. These discoveries are the cause for which, the World Economic Forum…
Shilpa Gulati leads Waymo’s Behavior Prediction team. The India-born engineer works on perfecting Waymo’s robot brains. Her inspiration was reading Isaac Asimov’s legendary robot stories when she was 12 years old. Editor’s note: Business Insider has been talking with Waymo…
The post The Best Fujifilm X-Series Kits for Travel Photography appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Matt Murray. Travel has always been my first love. In 1994 I bought my first camera – a Pentax Zoom…
According to a survey by the American Psychological Association, cases of mental health disorders rose exponentially among kids and young adults around 2011. Read more… More about Mashable Video, Youth, Social Media, Depression, and Screen Time from Mashable! via…
Have you ever wanted to be able to capture stunning pictures of the night sky but weren’t really sure what you needed to do, and didn’t really know what equipment you would need? If so this beginner’s guide to astrophotography…
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Scientists once thought that traveling into a black hole would kill you. But now, physicists have run computer simulations to show that certain types of black holes — large, rotating ones — could serve as portals for hyperspace travel. Some…
At Engadget, we spend every day looking at how technology will shape the future. But it’s also important to look back at how far we’ve come — that’s what This Week in Tech History will do. Join us every weekend…
10 crowdfunded products that you absolutely need in your life Just to let you know, if you buy something featured here, Mashable might earn an affiliate commission. Crowdfunded projects don’t always come to fruition — but these did and you…
Stubbing your toe hurts so much because you’re slamming a tiny surface with a force equal to 2-3 times your bodyweight. Then a bundle of nerve endings called nociceptors fire a danger signal to your brain. Although it’s not pleasant,…
