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September 04, 2019
A Smart Apron That’s Like an Extra Set of Hands

Online cooking videos are an indispensable tool for at-home chefs, but using a mobile device in the kitchen can get messy. A New York University student has solved the problem by turning the traditional apron into a remote control for devices. Tina Trinh reports.

August 28, 2019
LogOn: On The Road, AI Eyes Protect Distracted Drivers

Nudging a distracted driver’s eyes back to the road
August 21, 2019
No ID Papers? Technology to the Rescue

A US company uses biometrics to help people around the world
August 14, 2019
A Wheelchair That Moves With a Kiss, a Smile or Raised Eyebrows

Getting around in a wheelchair takes some maneuvering, but Wheelie makes it as easy as raising your eyebrows. Tina Trinh reports.
August 08, 2019
Artificial Intelligence Helps Rangers Outsmart Poachers

Park rangers may soon have a powerful tool to help fight poachers thanks to artificial intelligence
August 07, 2019
Jumping Like a Lemur, Flying Like a Dragonfly – Robots That Mimic Animal Movements May Be On Their Way

Salto, a one-legged robot inspired by a primate from Senagal, can jump like a Pogo stick, Why? To create better robots that can go out into the world
July 31, 2019
A Blockchain Remedy for Handwritten Prescriptions

Doctors’ scrawls and scribbles are notoriously hard to read. Electronic prescriptions remedy the problem but around the world and especially in developing countries, the technology isn’t always accessible. One possible solution? Blockchain, the same technology underpinning cryptocurrency transactions. Tina Trinh reports.
July 25, 2019
Virtual Reality Art Show Transports Visitors Into Alternate Realities

Virtual reality, or VR, is not just a medium for software engineers who can code. Artists and filmmakers are exploring the stories they can tell with VR. A collection of such experiences are now a part of an art show called Robot Remix. The art show challenges visitors to rethink their relationship with technology, robots and the world. VOA’s Elizabeth Lee reports from the show in Pasadena, California.
July 03, 2019
A Vision of the Future of Reality, Enhanced by Technology

A look at the past and future of virtual reality and other visual tech tools
June 26, 2019
At 5G Lab, Startups Get First Dibs on Ultra-Fast Network

5G will make our smartphones run faster, Here’s what it means for everyone else from retailers to firefighters
June 19, 2019
High Tech Aquarium Features Virtual Touch Experience

Emerging technology is allowing visitors an interactive experience that stimulates the senses
June 12, 2019
Lasers Give a Car Eyes to See the World

It may be years before self driving cars take us where we want to go. In the meantime, car companies are already incorporating self driving technologies to make cars safer. One is a sensor called Lidar, a laser beam that bounces off objects and is used to make 3-D maps in real time. Michelle Quinn took a look at this sensor that allows cars to see.

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