Nissan engineers studied the everyday activities of electric vehicle drivers. Most days consisted of brief visits to the grocery store or school, and to be honest, plugging in still feels like a hassle. Their solution is a solar setup called the Ao-Solar Extender, which sits atop of the Sakura, Japan’s most popular little electric car. … Read more
Robert Gcode unveiled a 3D printer few months ago that is roughly the size of a kitchen appliance – tiny enough to just place on a shelf if desired. Now the Quark has arrived, marking yet another attempt by Gcode to truly push the bounds of compact. This one measures only 100 millimeters on each … Read more
When you are in business, the trust of your customers and credibility in the marketplace are built with years of hard work. Just imagine if that trust and reputation are wiped off overnight just because of a small mistake that you did not pay attention to the most critical need in business, i.e., security, the … Read more
Shield AI debuted its latest creation Wednesday in front of a crowd of military leaders, lawmakers, and industry watchers in Washington, D.C. The company already received a $200 million contract from the US Coast Guard last year for their smaller V-BAT scout drone, but the X-BAT puts them in heavier ground, literally: it’s a Group … Read more
Rahmanshaber remembers the pocket computers of the early 2000s, but then smartphones took over, smoothing out the edges with glass screens and swipes. Now, with parts like the Raspberry Pi widely available, anyone can bring that era back in the form of the MutantC v5.1—a handheld PC you assemble yourself, piece by piece, until it … Read more
Generative AI is at the forefront of reshaping how organizations approach quality management in the digital era. From automating routine tasks to driving predictive insights, these technologies are enabling enterprises to not only meet quality standards but to exceed them with agility, precision, and efficiency. At STL Digital, we guide organizations in integrating AI and … Read more
Harvard’s latest robot lacks cables and code. A small team there has created a walker that uses stretched elastic bands to navigate a maze or shove objects into the proper piles. One motor provides the push, but the actual work is done by pulling and twisting the bands themselves. Leon Kamp oversaw the project as … Read more
Cybersecurity best practices, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and SOC services have become the backbone of protecting critical infrastructure in today’s digital-first economy. As organizations across energy, transportation, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors increasingly adopt advanced technologies, the challenge of balancing regulatory compliance with operational continuity has never been more urgent. The stakes are high: any disruption … Read more
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas enters quietly, but as a first step into the browser domain that Google has long claimed. This new browser combines OpenAI’s tech and tries to put conversation and action into your daily browsing. And in a world where our screens rule our lives, this seems like a reasonable next step – one … Read more
Twenty-two years have passed since The Simpsons: Hit and Run hit store shelves, and it’s about time that a group of super-fans got their hands on a project that captures the same type of wild, Simpsons-esque fun in a flying saucer-filled future. Slurm Team, a group of nine die-hard fans, began sketching out their idea … Read more