(Source: JCRB Photography) Jonathan Schultz is the founder and captain of Team HUGE. He grew up in New Hampshire before moving to Connecticut after college. An R&D engineer, Jonathan built his...
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Wearables. That’s just smart watches and fitness trackers right? Actually, wrong. Wearables. That’s just smart watches and fitness trackers right? Actually, wrong. Yes, it’s true that for the past d
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Home automation systems are becoming smarter and more connected with the launch of every new product and platform. As more of our homes come online, our day-to-day routines become more convenient...
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(Source: Egorov Artem/Shutterstock.com) The dangerous thing about being a quantum computing nerd—or aficionado, for those of us less prone to self-deprecation—is that, inevitably, an obvious...
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(Source: Mack7777/Shutterstock.com) It’s not exactly cheap as chips to build a quantum computer today. Indeed, they’re currently pretty pricey machines that are only being built and operated by...
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(Source: Vasilyeva Larisa/Shutterstock.com) While cynics smirk and dismiss Santa as some kind of gimmick, The truth is that all one needs to believe is some theoretical physics. While lesser...
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(Source: metamorworks/Shutterstock.com) In a world where technological progress is seemingly measured in increments as banal as upgrades to your cellphone’s processor, battery life and camera,...
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In this QandA with bestselling author of Quantum Computing for Babies , William Hurley (Whurley), a visionary in the field who is on a mission to conne
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Robots have captured our imagination since Leonardo da Vinci's medieval sketches, but humanity's mania with humanoid mechanical beings-friend or foe-h
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5G may be the buzzword of the moment, but it's so near-future. We should be future-forward, thinking of near "sci-fi like possibilities� of 6G and 7G
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The rise of soft robotics is inspiring new materials and technologies that are able to sense certain cues-pressure, forces form different directions,
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High-performance, zero margin for error, extreme environments, and more are just some of the high-stakes challenges that space engineers face. New mat
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Aside from the financial and practical considerations the brave new era of automotive is ushering in, the advent of 3D printing brings us another surprise advantage: customization.
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Humanity has streamlined the process of manufacturing several times over the course of its history. First, we channeled water and steam to mechanize p
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If you're the kind of engineer who wishes sci-fi would hurry up and become sci-fact, you're in luck.
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While some believe driverless vehicles will completely disrupt traditional commerce, turning things like truck drivers and the $220 billion auto insur
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According to the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA): "Open source hardware is hardware whose design is made publicly available so that anyone ca
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Advancements in technology and space travel mean human settlement on Mars is already possible using existing technologies. But while the mechanisms ar
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You've heard of the Love Boat, but have you heard of the Love Bot? Many romance seekers at the recent SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, were tricked in
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Philip K. Dick may have wondered whether Androids dream of electric sheep, but perhaps a more fitting question is whether Androids ever dream of being MORE than electric sheep. Whether they will...
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