Articles by Cabe Atwell
Karma Black Allows For Anonymous Internet Usage On The Go
Karma Black is a mobile router created by Karma Mobility, a leading company in internet access technology. The device is meant to help protect the privacy of users as they navigate the internet.
Supervirus Project Ban Reversed. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) lifted the ban preventing the project of creating super viruses from being funded. Superviruses are now free to be modified.
Chocolate War: When Geeks Make Better Chocolate
There is a type of chocolate out there called Bean-to-Bar (BTB) chocolate which is named after the process of making it. This new version of the well-known snack could constitute a threat to the existing chocolate-making companies.
3-D Printing To The Rescue Of US Military. Printing Drones On Demand Is On Its Way
A new technology developed through the joint efforts of the U.S. Army and the U.S. Marine Corps will allow the U.S. warfighters to develop its own Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
Robotic Arm DJ Spins Records At Prague Nightclub – Becomes All the Rage
A popular Prague nightclub has enlisted a robot as resident DJ, reframing an age-old question: can smart machines emulate humans in creative, emotional capacities, such as curating music to get a live dancefloor popping. Machine learning was used to make a robotic DJ.
Robots At The 2018 Olympics, A Huge Step Forward For The Scientific Community
Robots will be helping in South Korea during the Olympic Games. Some of them already made an appearance.
The CDC’s Seven Dirty Words - Is Scientific Progress At Stake?
It was recently revealed that the Trump administration suggested that the CDC keep 7 keywords out of its presentation of future budget proposals.
