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Mack DeGeurin
Popular Science
Tech policy reporter. Hosts 'The Future is Ow' podcast.
New York, New York
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Fewer kids are choking on coins—digital payments may be why
- 5 days ago
Fancy humanoid robot no longer walks like it urgently needs a toilet
- 6 days ago
New device lets you taste food in virtual reality
- about 1 month ago
Six weeks, three moon landers: The era of private space exploration is here
- about 1 month ago
Genetically modified zebrafish and fruit flies munch on mercury to make it less toxic
- about 2 months ago
How water could make future solar cells recyclable
- about 2 months ago
Human-like teeth successfully grown in a pig’s mouth
- about 2 months ago
The company spending millions to build an underwater human settlement
- about 2 months ago
FAA creates ‘No Drone Zone’ around Super Bowl LIX
- about 2 months ago
Brain-connected implants help paralyzed patients feel objects and shapes
- 3 months ago
Humanoid robot learns to Waltz with the grace of … a robot
- 3 months ago
New DJI drone policy could fuel even more conspiracy theories
- 3 months ago
Do animals experience mental illness?
- 3 months ago
Drone reveals ancient fortress is 40x larger than archaeologists once thought
- 3 months ago
AI is already changing the ways we fight cancer
- 3 months ago
Aerodynamic sensors could speed up autonomous vehicles
- 3 months ago
2024 was the year robotaxis proved they are here to stay
- 3 months ago
The 11 weirdest things humans did to robots in 2024
- 3 months ago
The mystery surrounding two severed Baltic subsea internet cables is getting murkier
- 3 months ago
Boston Dynamics wishes you a merry terrifying robot Christmas in new video
- 3 months ago
People keep falling for fake ‘drones over Jersey’ videos
- 4 months ago
Researchers hack digital license plates, demonstrating way to evade tolls and cops
- 4 months ago
How body heat could replace batteries in wearables of the future
- 4 months ago
GM is killing Cruise robotaxis
- 4 months ago
‘I love you… goodbye:’ What will happen when this companion robot suddenly dies?
- 4 months ago
Surprise: EV batteries might have a longer shelf live than once thought
- 4 months ago
‘A needle in a haystack:’ How AI is helping uncover abandoned oil wells
- 4 months ago
3D-printed, coral-inspired material can heal bones
- 4 months ago
This Manta ray robot is the world’s fastest soft-bodied swimmer
- 4 months ago
Why are ‘driverless’ cars still hitting things? Depends on how they ‘see.’
- 4 months ago
How did Thanksgiving turkeys get so darn big?
- 4 months ago
A lone dolphin has been yelling into Baltic Sea for years
- 4 months ago
Why advanced robots still struggle with simple tasks
- 4 months ago
‘Everything has a cost:’ High-tech products and the new era of mineral mining
- 4 months ago
This AI-generated grandma thwarts scammers with long stories about her cat
- 5 months ago
Goodbye, annoying touchscreens. Welcome back, buttons?
- 5 months ago
Google used millions of Android phones to map the worst enemy of GPS
- 5 months ago
Why scientists made vampire bats run on treadmills
- 5 months ago
Dinosaurs discovered in ‘Chinese Pompeii’ actually died in extremely boring ways
- 5 months ago
Oh good, the humanoid robots are working on their own
- 5 months ago
Satellite imaging can now spot plastic trash hiding on beaches
- 5 months ago
Researchers tortured robots to test the limits of human empathy
- 5 months ago
AI helps plants tell you when they are thirsty
- 5 months ago
Why McDonald’s E. coli outbreak could be a sign of more to come
- 5 months ago
Drones are playing a critical role in Milton and Helene recovery
- 6 months ago
How Prada’s fancy Artemis III spacesuits work
- 6 months ago
Google bets big on ‘mini’ nuclear reactors to feed its AI demands
- 6 months ago
I spoke to a 60-year-old AI version of myself and it was…. unsettling
- 6 months ago
Bats’ weird wings inspired this drone
- 6 months ago
How an AI ‘debunkbot’ can change a conspiracy theorist’s mind
- 7 months ago