Clay DillowSpaceHow scientists will use artificial intelligence to find aliensTo find habitable worlds in a sea of space data, we need computers that can think fastBy Clay DillowNovember 21, 2016AviationWe Test-Flew Icon's A5, The Affordable-ish Personal Airplane For EveryoneAn idea that just might take offBy Clay DillowOctober 7, 2015MilitaryTo Catch A Bomb-MakerThis is the story of a little-known FBI forensics lab and how it changed the war on terrorBy Clay DillowSeptember 22, 2015TechnologyThe Global Race To Build The Fastest SupercomputerLast one to exascale is a second-rate world powerBy Clay DillowSeptember 2, 2015AviationThe V-280 Valor Will Be The Most Versatile Aircraft In The SkyIt's part helicopter, part turboprop planeBy Clay DillowJuly 21, 2015AviationInside America's Next SpyplaneA secret, hypersonic replacement for the legendary SR-71 promises to transform military aviationBy Clay DillowMay 19, 2015GadgetsWill 2015 Be The Year Our Smartphones Link Up To Our Brains?A company called Thync thinks soBy Clay DillowFebruary 25, 2015SpaceHow 3D-Printing Rocket Engines Could Win Back The Space RaceRapid manufacturing methods may eliminate dependence on Russian rocketsBy Clay DillowJanuary 28, 2015GadgetsHow Microsoft's Machine Learning Is Breaking The Global Language BarrierBuilding a universal translatorBy Clay DillowDecember 19, 2014TechnologyA Drone For Dangerous MissionsThe Ares drone lands like a chopper, so it can enter and exit a dangerous spot quicklyBy Clay DillowJuly 17, 2014TechnologyBeyond The BoomHow one company’s business jet could usher in a new age of supersonic air travel.By Clay DillowJanuary 30, 2014ScienceBuilding A Social Network Of CrimeCan software distill mayhem into a database?By Clay DillowJanuary 14, 2014TechnologyReviewed: DJI Phantom 2 Vision Personal DroneDJI's quadrotor flyer gets an onboard camera and smartphone integration.By Clay DillowDecember 20, 2013ScienceHow Waffle House Became A Disaster Indicator For FEMAComfort food.By Clay DillowNovember 11, 2013TechnologyAirships Are Not The Future Of FlightBad news for blimp fansBy Clay DillowJuly 16, 2013TechnologyWhat The X-47B Reveals About The Future Of Autonomous FlightFive things you need to know about the X-47B, the U.S. military's first unmanned, autonomous combat jet.By Clay DillowJuly 5, 2013TechnologyThe Future Of Flight: Helicopters Will Fly Like AirplanesTwo new programs are coming to improve the U.S. Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) fleet.By Clay DillowJuly 1, 2013TechnologyThe Next Phase Of Combat Aviation Isn’t Unmanned, It’s Less MannedRobots are the new wingmen.By Clay DillowJune 5, 2013ScienceHow Will Police Regulate Stoned Driving?Now that recreational marijuana is legal in two states, lawmakers and law enforcement have to grapple with how best to deal with cannabis-impaired drivers.By Clay DillowJune 4, 2013TechnologyThe World's Most Expensive Weapon Just Got A Little CheaperCost projections for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program declined $4.5 billion last year.By Clay DillowMay 24, 2013
