
Virtual Reality Comes to the Web—Maybe for Real This Time
Backed by Google and Mozilla, VR-enabled browsers and gear could soon immerse Web users in 3-D worlds
Backed by Google and Mozilla, VR-enabled browsers and gear could soon immerse Web users in 3-D worlds
New brain-mimicking artificial intelligence software can read security images called CAPTCHAS as well as people do, its developer says--but scientists are skeptical
Truly autonomous automobiles do not exist. Will things change once cars can think like people?
Michigan is pilot testing vehicle-to-vehicle signals that lets cars, trucks and buses alert drivers to danger
Audi is sending a robotic version of its TTS sports car to navigate to the top of Pikes Peak only guided by computers and GPS
Good-bye, controller: an Xbox upgrade reads natural gestures
The software company studied the human body to train its latest motion-tracking gaming technology to work without the need for controllers
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