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E-Cigarettes Could Cause Cancer and Damage Your DNA

E-cigarettes are often thought to be a healthy alternative to smoking. But researchers have found that e-cigarettes aren't as safe as you think. Vaping could cause irreversible damage to your DNA and can even cause cancer.

Smart Watch for Seniors Keeps Them Safe While Leading Active Lifestyles

This wearable technology is designed to challenge Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS) industry stereotypes and revolutionize how older Americans age.

IAC Commissions Multiple Patented Combination Dual Feed Rotary Frac Sand Dryer/Coolers

The simple straight-through design reduces weight, while dual feeds improve throughput and deliver a cooler product.

Video: How Drones Can Still See After GPS Fails

A new method gives UAVs a backup system when GPS is blocked by trees or buildings.

Kroger’s Self-driving Grocery Delivery Service Begins in Arizona

The program will offer a new level of convenience to consumers while also gauging interest in autonomous vehicles for delivery.

Consumer Acceptance of Self-Driving Cars Declining: Report

A new report indicates people have a greater understanding of autonomous vehicles but are uncomfortable with the thought of a computer driving.

Robot to be Cast as Lead Actor in New Film

According to entertainment news portal Deadline, director Tony Kaye is casting a robot enabled with artificial intelligence as the lead actor in his next film called “2nd Born.”

Five Smart Home Security Systems That Will Keep Your Family Safe

With so many smart home security systems out there, it can be overwhelming to choose one. Here are five systems that are great options for any home.

2.9 mm Power Dividers from RFMW Offer Broadband Performance

The company now provides design and sales support for MECA Electronics two-way, broadband, resistive power dividers covering DC-18GHz (802-3-9.000) and DC-26.5GHz (802-3-13.250) via high performance 2.9 mm connectors.

New Tracking Device Monitors the Health of Livestock Herds

HerdDogg is partnering with Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) for the largest real-time cattle health pilot ever conducted.

New Home Monitoring System Detects Unusual Movements and Sends Alerts to Caregivers

The Red Tulip Home Monitoring system for the elderly has launched on IndieGogo.

Breaking Down the Sensors Used in Self-Driving Cars

Intel has provided a look at the technology used to detect other vehicles, pedestrians and objects.

5G Modem Supports Legacy Technology in a Single Chip

Samsung’s new device is fully compatible with the 3GPP’s latest standard.

Solid State Drive Supports 3D TLC NAND using a Fit Fast Structured Array

Shannon Systems has introduced its latest storage device with up to 32 TB capacity.

Sanitization System Eliminates 99.99% of Bacteria in Reusable Water Bottles

Klistem is a new portable sterilizer that uses UV-C light to eradicate 99.99% of bacteria on reusable bottles or other household items.

Printable Metal Tags Turn Your Couch into a Smart Device

LiveTags are made of copper foil patterns that are printed between thin, flexible, paper-like substrates that reflect Wi-Fi signals.

Children are More Likely to be Influenced by Robots than Adults

A study has found that children aged seven to nine are easily influenced by robots, even when the robot is wrong.

Not all Distribution Boxes are Created Equal

If sealed enclosures are used in environments with fluctuating temperatures and air humidity, condensation problems may arise as water vapor collects on the internal surface of the enclosure.