Earthquake artificial intelligence knows where damage is worst
30 September 2015
Algorithms can use seismic data and structural knowledge of buildings to judge which parts of a city will be most at risk and prioritise rescue efforts
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Found 787 results for drones
New Urbanist: Why your windowsill will need its own address
29 September 2015
As we begin to share our cities with autonomous machines, street names and house numbers could soon be a thing of the past
Painting bot follows your eyes to create art
25 September 2015
Robots that can interpret human gaze offer the chance to extend control outside our bodies
Drones of contention: Hobby fliers on collision course with law
23 September 2015
It is a flight of fancy to believe that the inexpert public's craze for remote-control craft won't spark tougher new rules, says Jeff Hecht
Can Europe's arts festivals illuminate our crisis-ridden world?
23 September 2015
Climate change and technological dystopia were centre stage at three recent festivals in Norway and Austria, but the artworks struggled to rise to the challenge
One Per Cent
16 September 2015
Control a drone swarm, AI takes school tests and robo-reporter files its first story
Watch 50 drones controlled at once in a record-breaking swarm
15 September 2015
A team at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, has succeeded in launching 50 drones that were all piloted by a single person
Autumn's science books weigh up humanity's future options
9 September 2015
Are we fighting and tinkering our way to destruction – or finding solutions to every problem? We take the temperature of the new season's smart thinking
Armchair fossil hunters use drone photos to find ancient bones
8 September 2015
A citizen science project is seeking volunteers to scour photos of Kenyan rocks in a bid to reconstruct past landscapes and environments
One Per Cent
19 August 2015
Augmented reality cycle rides; worrying drone sightings; Apple's autonomous car
