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Air New Zealand is developing a new service using Microsoft’s HoloLens to support cabin crew with customer information right in front of them

Trident sends live video feed via an on-board HD camera back to a user’s smartphone

MIT has developed a new breathable outfit with ventilating flaps that open and close in response to body heat and sweat

Machine-learning algorithms have produced a detailed three-dimensional model of Zurich using only image data.

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have designed a new, simple, efficient system that doesn’t require any major training. The user points and clicks on an item chooses a grasp, and the robot does the rest.

A pair of engineers used an Arduino Uno, a lithium-ion battery and a host of off-the-shelf hardware to create the device.

Google Photos has added three new ways to share pictures with friends and family.

The team at Disney Research has created a new projection system that may change live performance makeup completely. The new system projects makeup on to actors using facial recognition, rather than facial markers, to follow the actor’s movements and changing expressions.

The project is designed to see if autonomous technology can improve traffic safety, worker safety, and the environment.

The goal is to learn how humans interact with flying robots