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Orwellian nightmare or useful Australian hardware? The Australian military is rolling out robodogs on patrol. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains the details.

In a new test, the Australian Army has paired with a host of technology researchers to use telepathy to control robot dogs.

Here, UCL’s Steve Hilton and University of Kent’s Blanka Szulc reflect on the use of virtual reality and its outlook for the future.

DIY computer kit company Kano is spinning out its online community and creative software suite as an independent business.

These are your best options whenever you start to reminisce about your old game consoles

For more than ten years, the educational, industrial, and hobbyist markets have embraced the small-form-factor Raspberry Pi single-board computer (SBC) as a preferred low-cost, low-power tool that lowers the barrier for deploying intelligence and connectivity just about anywhere that imagination directs. The result is a ubiquitous platform, with more than 45 million units sold. Today, these tiny cards are helping to make the Internet of Things (IoT) concept a reality.

Avnet introduced their SmartEdge Industrial Internet of Things Gateway, which is powered by Raspberry Pi with best-in-class pricing

A potential solution to Virginia’s housing shortage comes from the nozzle of a 3D printer.

A crafty maker created a tricorder to detect Starlink satellites. Of course, it has a Raspberry Pi inside.

Lilbits: Microsoft's cheaper Surface Duo was canceled before it was ever announced