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6 Surprising DIY Uses for 3D Printers

A future where every home has a 3D printer isn't far off and these six creative ideas just scratch the surface. What kinds of things will you create?

AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins: How Technology Improves the Lives of the Aging Population

AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins discusses the importance of using technology to help improve the lives of the 50+ population.

How Deep Learning Can Be Applied to Neuroradiology

Deep learning is being increasingly adopted in radiology due to its ability to automate image processing and segmentation, reducing the time on scan interpretation.

New School Mining: What's Next for Cryptocurrency and Blockchain

An emphasis on technological innovation, more precise data tracking, co-located mining, and customer service are paving the way for the 2020s.

10 Most Demanded Connected Car Features

Which features are car buyers looking for? Safety, remote parking capability, built-in Google Earth... What's really driving the connected car revolution?

How AI Could Dramatically Improve Your Healthcare

AI can be used in many different ways within the healthcare sector - from simplifying administrative tasks to more complex medical uses like bettering diagnoses.

How Technology is Ramping Up Border Security

Our U.S.-Mexico border is already pretty smart, but innovations from autonomous vehicles, VR, and AI are expected to make it smarter.

Fall Gear Guide: 10 Products You Need to Check Out This Fall

In this Fall Gear Guide, we review products for those who are clinging to summer, and products for those eagerly awaiting winter.

Cold Fusion Cars Are Coming, But Not For a Long Time

The key is to not call it “cold fusion.” The current most popular term is Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR).

PlanLED is on a Mission to Make Stadium Lighting More Sustainable

The benefits of the shift to LED lighting have been clear, at least in the case of Seattle's T-Mobile Park, which worked with PlanLED on this transition.

Solid-State Batteries: The Next Generation for Electric Vehicles

The lithium-ion battery, the current battery of choice, is paving the way for the next generation, solid-state batteries.

Angela Ruggiero: Looking at Sports Through a Technological Lens

In this exclusive interview, Angela Ruggiero discusses the story behind Sports Innovation Lab and modern trends in the sports world.

3 Technologies That Are Merging Human and Machine

While we’re still some way off from cyborgs and super soldiers, here are some developments in tech that are bringing us closer to that ideal.

Event Preview: Japan IT Week

Japan IT Week Autumn is one of the largest platforms in Japan to enter the Japanese IT market, featuring 780 exhibitors, 12 individual shows, and 30 conference sessions.

5 Tips for Choosing the Perfect Tablet

Finding the perfect tablet isn't as easy as it seems. Fear not! These helpful tips remove the guess work so you can find an accessory to suit your needs.

How Technology is Revolutionizing Sports Training

An inside look into how technology is reshaping and revolutionizing how we train. From hockey to ping-pong, VR to robotics, this is the future of sports.

3D-Printed Human Hearts? Researchers Make Major Progress

Can organs, even the human heart, be manufactured via 3D printing? Researchers at Tel Aviv University in Israel say yes!

Yamaha Unveils Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Piano

Yamaha recently unveiled their artificially intelligent piano that is supposed to help users learn the piano. Check out this video to learn more.

NFL and Verizon Partner to Bring 5G to Stadiums

As a gateway into more cities, Verizon is deploying their 5G technology across NFL stadiums. At the start of the season, 13 NFL stadiums had this new mobile network.

How Verizon is Helping Develop the Smart Cities of the Future

We spoke with Verizon VP of Smart Communication Lani Ingram to learn how 5G and other technological advancements are paving the way for smart cities.

Wearable Statistics: Market Shows No Signs of Wearing Out

With their utility and style, it's no wonder that the wearables market has been exploding over the last few years and shows so signs of slowing down.

Why Olympic Gold Medalist Angela Ruggiero is Wary of Wearables

One of our favorite interviews at CES this year was with four-time Olympic medalist Angela Ruggiero, the CEO and co-founder of the market research firm Sports Innovation Lab. As a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, Ruggiero knows a thing or two about conditioning, explaining her personal views on fitness tech, specifically wearables,...