Immanuel Jotham

Over 21 US Embassy officials in Cuba reportedly fell ill and some even suffered brain damage after 'specific attacks' were carried out by unknown assailants using 'sonic weapons'.

Researchers are working on a type of artificial skin that can blend in with any surface and could one day be used on robots and as military camouflage.

Using microwave-powered write heads, traditional storage drives can be made to operate at the right energy levels to maximise storage - up to 40 TB in one drive.

The X3 is a Hall thruster, a type of ion thruster that creates propulsion by firing a stream of electrically charged atoms, called plasma, out of a nozzle.

Elon Musk did an AMA where he made a few interesting revelations about how far the project has come, including interesting technical details about his rockets.

After nearly two years, the giant robot battle between the US and Japan is all set to take place on 17 October. The event will be live streamed on Twitch.

Sophia was one of the panellists at the event centred on the rise of technology, specifically AI and its potential to accelerate global development goals.

Kwon Oh-hyun was expected to take up a bigger role in the electronics company with heir Lee Jae-yong facing 5 years in prison for corruption.

Equifax was awarded a contract by the IRS amid criticism of the company's lax security measures, with the firm being held responsible for a breach that involved over 140 million people.

The "canyons" are 200m deep and 15km across, and run the entire length of the underside of the Dotson ice shelf.

The 'Godzilla' GT-R/C was modified by Nissan for the launch of Gran Turismo Sport for PlayStation 4 and driven by Nismo's Jann Mardenborough.

Nasa's Space Launch System will have the largest and most powerful rocket stage ever assembled and will aid in deep space exploration, including missions to Mars.

The programme will not be creating new hardware, but rather focus on adapting and connecting existing devices that have sensors, cameras and algorithms to work them.

Some of the information stolen includes details of Australian Navy vessels, and the attacker reportedly faced little resistance in gaining access.

Dubai airport is set to install virtual aquariums outfitted with cameras and other biometric scanning devices that can scan people as they walk through.

The fourth amendment, that protects Americans against 'unreasonable searches and seizures', does not apply for end-to-end encryption, according to the US Deputy Attorney General.

The Low Power Laser Demonstrator is intended to be mounted on a drone to attack ballistic missiles soon after they are launched.

With AI integrating into everyday life, the debate on how to handle a machine involved in a legal dispute might get a new breakthrough in Estonia.

Spider MAV is a drone with an anchoring system that fires a magnetic string to hold it in place from three sides and one from the top for stability.

Darpa has conducted flight tests of their new ViSAR system that can capture live video through clouds. The system can be mounted on a wide range of aerial platforms.

Nasa wants to integrate the unmanned aerial system with the national airspace system so that drones and commercial flights can share airspace.

The AI has been developed based on online abuse directed at women, African Americans and overweight people.

The SURUS is set to be a utilitarian hauler that looks like a skateboard for shipping containers and is capable of going off road, autonomously.

The FCC has given it approval to Project Loon and Alphabet has said that it will partner with telecommunications services that are already present on the island.

Triton is the largest of Neptune's 13 moons and Nasa says that is has not been studied in 16 years. Nasa is using its flying observatory Sofia for this mission.

Vice President Mike Pence has said that the Trump administration is intent on sending Americans to the Moon.

The ministry believes shared photographs, video and other details have the potential to reveal military details.

After collisions with civilian merchant vessels earlier this year, the Navy aims to avoid further accidents by broadcasting its ships' locations.

This process could one day be used to definitively treat degenerative bone diseases like multiple sclerosis, but the tech is still in its infancy, say researchers.