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The dark side of this technology can be used to create sophisticated scams, deepfake pornography and biochemical weapons

This device has the capability to monitor and transmit the hand and finger movements of the wearer during rehabilitation exercises.

Canadian researchers have developed a new "smart glove" to aid recovery and ultimately restore use of limbs and hands in survivors of stroke.The new "smart glove" is capable of tracking the patients' hand and finger ...

MIT researchers propose a "physics-enhanced deep-surrogate" (PEDS) method for developing data-driven surrogate models for complex physical systems in such fields as mechanics, optics, thermal transport, fluid dynamics, physical chemistry, and climate modeling.

Dr. Karandeep Singh, recruited from the University of Michigan, will guide integration of artificial intelligence into day-to-day medical practice.

Dr. Karandeep Singh, recruited from University of Michigan, will guide integration of machine learning into day-to-day medical practice

Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies have become increasingly advanced over the last decade, enabling highly engaging gaming

City University of Hong Kong introduces a groundbreaking skin-integrated haptic interface reshaping VR experiences by delivering realistic sensations and bridging sensory gaps.

Bike helmets that absorb the energy of an impact, running shoes that give you an extra boost with every step, or implants that behave just like natural bone.

Lab researchers are using drones in Oklahoma to locate undocumented, orphaned oil wells and gauge their methane emissions.