SYFY WIRE Technology Scientists peer inside the Great Pyramid using cosmic rays On second thought, maybe mixing ancient artifacts and cosmic radiation is a bad idea... By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago 'Organoid intelligence' could lead to computers powered by the human brain Just put your brain directly inside the screen. Thanks. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago 'Minority Report' started with a 2054 'think tank summit' - watch it now on Peacock! Steven Spielberg called on real-life scientists to craft a sci-fi future that’s starting to look eerily familiar. By Benjamin Bullard 3 years ago Experts estimate robots will do 39% of household chores by 2033 Gather ye dust bunnies while ye may. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Shapeshifting robot broke out out of a jail cell by temporarily liquifying Optimus Prime would be proud. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Can you really fix a bullet wound with nothing more than super glue, like in 'Poker Face'? It's a lot to expect from the stuff you use to fix your action figures. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Astronauts are manufacturing 'impossible' objects in space Even factory jobs are cooler in space. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago How a foreign dub of Robert De Niro in this 2015 crime thriller sparked an AI revolution in Hollywood Before The Irishman, there was Heist. By Josh Weiss 3 years ago I won’t let anything harm you: The science behind 'M3GAN' and lifelike robots With friends like M3GAN, who needs enemies? By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago The Ark Human hibernation hack? New research puts us one step closer to 'The Ark's stasis pods The ultimate power nap. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago You can now cast spells in your own home with a motion-activated wand inspired by 'Harry Potter' No Hogwarts acceptance letter? No problem! By Josh Weiss 3 years ago Fortunately it ain't M3GAN, but this robot knows when it gets hurt and how to heal itself We're going to save a fortune on robot healthcare. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago This new test could detect lung cancer in your breath Deep breath! By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Scientists are helping A.I. to learn by making them take naps Even computers need a break every now and again. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Scientists successfully translated a severely paralyzed man's brainwaves into speech We can't read one another's minds, but our machines can. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Scientists are trying to transform leprosy into a way to regrow livers Maybe leprosy isn't so bad after all. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Doctors successfully treated a genetic disease in an unborn fetus Just a little hardware update before release. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago Artificial intelligence devised a promising new treatment for balding Now figure out why we're tired all the time. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago How flatworms could save you from bleeding out No worms were harmed in the making of this science. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago A slime mold turns your smartwatch into a living Tamagotchi This time if it dies, it's for real. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago SYFY WIRE | Page 3
Scientists peer inside the Great Pyramid using cosmic rays On second thought, maybe mixing ancient artifacts and cosmic radiation is a bad idea... By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
'Organoid intelligence' could lead to computers powered by the human brain Just put your brain directly inside the screen. Thanks. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
'Minority Report' started with a 2054 'think tank summit' - watch it now on Peacock! Steven Spielberg called on real-life scientists to craft a sci-fi future that’s starting to look eerily familiar. By Benjamin Bullard 3 years ago
Experts estimate robots will do 39% of household chores by 2033 Gather ye dust bunnies while ye may. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Shapeshifting robot broke out out of a jail cell by temporarily liquifying Optimus Prime would be proud. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Can you really fix a bullet wound with nothing more than super glue, like in 'Poker Face'? It's a lot to expect from the stuff you use to fix your action figures. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Astronauts are manufacturing 'impossible' objects in space Even factory jobs are cooler in space. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
How a foreign dub of Robert De Niro in this 2015 crime thriller sparked an AI revolution in Hollywood Before The Irishman, there was Heist. By Josh Weiss 3 years ago
I won’t let anything harm you: The science behind 'M3GAN' and lifelike robots With friends like M3GAN, who needs enemies? By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
The Ark Human hibernation hack? New research puts us one step closer to 'The Ark's stasis pods The ultimate power nap. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
You can now cast spells in your own home with a motion-activated wand inspired by 'Harry Potter' No Hogwarts acceptance letter? No problem! By Josh Weiss 3 years ago
Fortunately it ain't M3GAN, but this robot knows when it gets hurt and how to heal itself We're going to save a fortune on robot healthcare. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Scientists are helping A.I. to learn by making them take naps Even computers need a break every now and again. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Scientists successfully translated a severely paralyzed man's brainwaves into speech We can't read one another's minds, but our machines can. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Scientists are trying to transform leprosy into a way to regrow livers Maybe leprosy isn't so bad after all. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Doctors successfully treated a genetic disease in an unborn fetus Just a little hardware update before release. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
Artificial intelligence devised a promising new treatment for balding Now figure out why we're tired all the time. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
How flatworms could save you from bleeding out No worms were harmed in the making of this science. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
A slime mold turns your smartwatch into a living Tamagotchi This time if it dies, it's for real. By Cassidy Ward 3 years ago
