Until recently, fans of NFTs have lacked ways to show off their digital collections. Matt Dibble looks at a company bringing NFTs into the physical world.
When the Ukrainian government issued an international call for cyber warriors, this Silicon Valley tech executive signed up. Michelle Quinn and Matt Dibble have the story. Produced by: Matt Dibble; Camera: Matt Dibble
A new tool uses artificial intelligence to take a deeper look at the human and environmental cost of manufacturing
Rangers protecting threatened wildlife in Cambodia are using artificial intelligence to predict poachers’ next moves. Matt Dibble reports.
A series of "flash mob-style" thefts in U.S. stores this holiday season is leading to higher security and a lot of finger-pointing. Matt Dibble reports. Michelle Quinn contributed to this report.
An augmented reality app unites past and present, beginning with the Black Panther Party
Concern over destructive wildfires in the western United States is driving a Seattle, Washington-based company’s quest for faster reforesting by using drones. Matt Dibble reports.
NASA, the U.S. space agency, is bringing its air traffic control expertise down to earth to help make fighting wildfires safer and more efficient. From San Francisco, California, Matt Dibble reports
Instead of throwing away broken gadgets, repair enthusiasts encourage people to try fixing their own things with fix-it clinics and free tutorials. Matt Dibble reports
Be My Eyes, an app that connects blind and low-vision users with sighted volunteers for visual tasks, is also sparking friendships and community
When the pandemic paused global travel in 2020, some tour guides moved online to lead livestreamed tours of popular destinations; as travel resumes, this low-cost way to explore may have found its niche
From smartphones to tractors, the options for fixing equipment are becoming more limited. A growing “Right to Repair” movement wants to change that, and just got a big assist from President Biden
The Pentagon, FBI and other intelligence agencies are set to share details and assess threat from more than 100 sightings
Seafaring drones are collecting data about the climate, marine life and the ocean floor on voyages that can be risky for humans
Decades before YouTube, there was Nam June Paik, an immigrant artist who believed people should have their own TV channels
Videos appearing to show mysterious craft in restricted airspace are part of the first major US study of UFOs in decades
Meet the nationwide network of tech-savvy volunteers who are taking on the challenge of finding appointments for people who need them
After a digital artwork sold for nearly $70 million, observers wonder if the excitement around Non-Fungible Tokens is a dangerous bubble or a viable way for digital artists to make money
Trying to keep employees safe amid new COVID realities, company develops social-distancing alert system and helmets with personal air filters
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