Quantum computing could revolutionise science by offering a new way of solving complex problems beyond the scope of standard transistor-based computers.
Cars could brake in a split-second when faced with a possible collision, if a robotics breakthrough inspired by locusts delivers on its promise.
Imagine being able to know ahead of time if you will have to wait for your bus due to road works, or if your train is running behind schedule.
Drivers may soon be able to take their hands off the wheel and their eyes off the road in their own cars, leaving the driving to modern technology. That is the conclusion drawn by the partners of the…
Vehicles without drivers can go far, very far. Such as the ones from the VIAC project, led by Professor Broggi from VisLab at the University of Parma, Italy. Its vans drove from Parma to Shanghai,…