Industrial Technology
If it looks sci-fi, that's on purpose. The post Meet the Self-Driving Car Built for Human-Free Racing appeared first on WIRED.
Sitting in the balcony, we were witness to one of the strangest, most surprising moments in Academy Awards history. The post How the Oscars Best Picture Screw-Up Really Felt Inside the Theater appeared first on WIRED.
Bringing a group of unsuspecting tourists into the theater wasn't just the prelude to an offensive moment—it was a small distillation of a larger issue. The post Last Night's Oscars Tour Bus Bit Underscored a Deep Divide appeared first on WIRED.
This is the first entry in our new series Is That a Thing, in which we explore tech's biggest myths, misconceptions, and---every so often---actual truths. The post No, Cellphones Don't Cause Cancer. Probably appeared first on WIRED.
How hard is it to make a tennis ball? A lot more complicated than you think. The post Tour the Factory That Cranks Out 90 Million Tennis Balls a Year appeared first on WIRED.
A <em>Guardians of the Galaxy</em> helmet with built-in Bluetooth headphones is the new way to chillax on the subway. The post I Am Groot* appeared first on WIRED.
The book lays bare the interconnectedness of the visual world, spanning time and geography and bridging hundreds of seemingly unrelated subjects. The post Graphic: 500 Designs That Matter Is Like Time Travel for Design Nerds appeared first on WIRED.
It turns out, the tools for hunting dark matter help nuclear watchdogs look inside nuclear reactors. The post How to Use Dark Matter Detectors to Catch a Uranium Thief appeared first on WIRED.
It will run on your in-car navigation system—and learn a lot more about you. The post Waze Digs Into Your Car's Dashboard appeared first on WIRED.
The 12-inch Samsung Galaxy Book represents the bleeding edge of the tablet-as-laptop space. The post Samsung's New Windows Tablet Is Your Laptop's Worst Nightmare appeared first on WIRED.
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