Emerging Tech–Digital Trends
Drunk droning: It is now an offense in New Jersey to fly a drone while sloshed
New Jersey is going after drone owners who fly their machine while drunk. A bill targeting the behavior became law this week, and could result in a six-month prison sentence or a $1,000 fine — or both.
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CES 2018 is over, but these hot products and trends will shape the year ahead
From new TVs to audio gear to self-driving cars and more, CES 2018 revealed trends that will shape the year ahead in gadgets. Our intrepid reports and editors scoured Las Vegas to find what you need to know.
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Color-changing temporary tattoo reveals when you’ve soaked up too much sun
LogicInk's temporary tattoo changes color as it’s exposed to sunlight, thereby warning you if you've soaked up enough ultraviolet rays for the day. Here's how you can try it out for yourself.
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New approach to fighting cancer involves … 3D printing extra tumors?
Most approaches to fighting cancer focus on one thing: Removing the tumors as quickly as possible. A new technique developed by biotech company Cellink instead focuses on 3D printing extra cells.
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Forget forklifts — these tiny warehouse drones team up to lift big objects
If you’re trying to carry something that’s heavy or unwieldy, the easiest thing to do is to grab a buddy and take one end each. That same principle is now being used for collaborative drones.
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Neuroscientists use electrical pulses to brain to curb Tourette syndrome tics
Researchers from around the world have teamed to study the effects of deep brain stimulation on Tourette syndrome patients, sharing what they learn through a public registry and database.
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