Shelf-scanning robot Tally will be donning a new apron soon. Simbe, the company that makes the robot, announced its first deployment with Save Mart, the largest family owned grocery chain in California, which acquired 132 Albertsons stores in 2006 + has continued growing.

Designed for door-to-door transportation, ASKA comes with a hefty price tag.

Miniaturizing a digital camera is relatively easy because all you’re creating is digital files that sit on a tiny memory card. Miniaturizing an instant film camera? That’s a monumental task by comparison, given you have to shrink all the moving parts that expose and spit out physical prints, as well as the film itself. But Polaroid claims its new Go camera is the smallest analog instant camera in the world.

Apple Silicon comes to the iMac.

Getting consumer goods in shot is big business for movies and TV series, and items can now be added digitally.

AI has gone into games, self-driving and other areas with mixed success, and now it's trying its hand at cooking. After Google's AI went up against a Great British Bake Off winner, Sony has developed a deep learning system called FlavorGraph designed to pair up ingredients like garlic, olives and milk.

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The Tesla vehicle crashed into a tree and burst into flames, according to the reports.

Ether and dogecoin also saw their prices drop, following a week in which investors worried that the cryptocurrency market was in a bubble.

Emotion recognition technology can hurt people, both by working properly and enabling harassment, and also by not working accurately. Do we really want it?

The idea is targeted at planes, RVs, trucks, and ships.

Here's how neurotechnology could one day shape our behavior.

Bans older than five years no longer apply to Valve's CS:GO esports events.

A new survey illustrates broad acceptance for robots in retail, including these crucial tasks.

A $1000 bet on Dogecoin at the start of the year would now be worth more than enough to buy a Tesla.

If all cars and trucks sold in the United States are electric by 2035, it could save consumers in the United States some $2.7 trillion over the course of the next 30 years, working out to roughly $1,000 in savings per household per year, a new analysis finds. And if you’re itching to start seeing that cash, you’re in luck. The report says that recent advances in technology mean it’s more feasible than ever for the U.S. to fully make the switch to electric cars and trucks, and soon.

The materials we coat our buildings with can have a big influence on their ability to reflect heat from the Sun and overall energy efficiency.

Azimuth unlocked the iPhone at the center of an epic legal battle between the FBI and Apple. Now, Apple is suing the company co-founded by one of the hackers behind the unlock.

Microsoft is in the middle of redesigning Windows 10

Bending space into warp bubbles to travel faster than light may never be a reality, but distorting the flow of time just might be possible.