Some odd things about self-driving cars

Jan Chipchase writes about Twelve Concepts in Autonomous Mobility, aka behavioral and design considerations of self-driving vehicles. You may not Continue reading →

The First Black Female Astronaut On Fear, Audacity, And The Importance of Inclusion

Want to encourage equality among races, genders, and generations? Be audacious and a little impatient. On paper, Mae Jemison’s accomplishments Continue reading →

Astronauts install 3D printer on International Space Station

“Off-World manufacturing is here,” as astronauts install 3D printer on International Space Station Another big milestone for humans in space: astronauts Continue reading →

Formula 1 Technology Reaches Buses

F1 Tech Is About to Make Buses Way More Efficient The same technology that helped Audi’s amazing R18 e-tron Quattro Continue reading →

Fab Lab – Museum of Science and Industry

Take a look at what they’re doing at the Fab Lab at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry. I’m hoping Continue reading →

The New Electric Harley – A Roar Even A Hell’s Angel Could Love?

Electric engines are usually silent. There’s no way that would fly for the Harley Davidson crowd, so designers created an Continue reading →

Do We Need Asimov’s Laws?

As robots become ever more present in daily life, the question of how to control their behaviour naturally arises. Does Continue reading →

Quadriplegic racer will drive a Corvette using only his head

When Indy Racing League driver Sam Schmidt crashed in 2000 and became a quadriplegic, many assumed that his driving days Continue reading →