The USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture last week announced that it will be offering $4.5 million in grants towards research of robotics in American agriculture What this basically means is simple: in the near future, we’re going to start seeing robots on the range.
There’s a new video making the rounds this weekend, courtesy of the European Space Agency. Said video has a very simple purpose: to give us an idea of what the future of unmanned space exploration might look like. Let’s have a look, shall we?
A few years and too many serious incidents later, cyber security is the Achilles’ heel in the Information Technology industry. The
communication sector is aggressively looking to evolve and use smarter
means to safeguard data and prevent security threats and breaches. A significant amount of R&D is being directed towards next generation models of cyber security and quantum key distribution systems offers critical advances.
Having trouble keeping up with your employee’s time? uAttend offers a high-tech solution. There’s a new way to keep track of all that accumulated overtime.
Well, folks, it’s finally happened. There’s an open-source robot on the way. An organization known as Unbounded Robotics yesterday announced the UBR-1; a semi-autonomous, one-armed robot which it claims is perfect for a wide range of industrial, business, and office applications.
Nvidia came forward with an exciting announcement earlier today; news which should have gamers everywhere jumping for joy: the graphics card manufacturer has, in essence, eliminated screen tearing from gaming altogether. Ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce you to Nvidia G-Sync.
Sniffing tools that are meant to be used for writing isn’t an activity
that is generally recommended. In fact, there is a stigma associated
with people that enjoy sniffing permanent markers – and let’s just say
that stigma doesn’t reward people for intelligence. Smencils hopes to
change all that by making pencils that are not only cool to sniff, they
make you smarter too.
Our mobile devices are our lifelines; when they die, we feel it. Keeping them charged (and operational) is thus a huge priority. Unfortunately, this isn’t always possible – one doesn’t always have access to an outlet.
Ravpower’s got a solution to that problem – the Dynamo-On-The-Go Power Bank.
Ever since the sticky note was first introduced to the public in 1980, they have become a part of everyday life and come in all sorts of designs, shapes, and sizes. Once 3M’s patent expired in 1990 the variations really took off. While 3M still has a hold on the bulk of the sticky note market, the also-rans are working hard to make their own inroads. One of the more recent permutations is that of the Switch Note from Suck UK.
Are you looking to add a bit of the universe to your PC? The Astronaut USB Light might be just what the doctor ordered. It’s small, it’s practical, and it’s…well, it’s actually really, really cool.
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