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The device will hit the streets in 2023 and work alongside the company’s existing cohort of cameras.
What it would take for cars to actually fly
Since the 1800s, inventors have struggled to design a hybrid craft that could traverse both earth and sky—but flying cars might soon get a new lift.
Can this MIT metallurgist clean up copper production?
Purifying all the copper we need to funnel electricity through everything from vehicles to wind turbines is dirty business.
Forget your wallet: It’s time to start paying for everything with your phone.
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From the archives: A forecast on artificial intelligence, from the 1980s and beyond
In the February 1989 issue of Popular Science, we dove deep in the reemerging projects developing 'brain-style' computers and their futures in the next two decades.
