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A High-Stakes Bet: Turning Google Assistant Into a ‘Star Trek’ Computer

A High-Stakes Bet: Turning Google Assistant Into a ‘Star Trek’ Computer

Google is one of the most valuable companies in the world, but its future, like that of all tech giants, is clouded by a looming threat. The search company makes virtually all of its money f... Read more

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Star Trek’s Vision Becomes Reality with Teleportation of Classic Object

Star Trek’s Vision Becomes Reality with Teleportation of Classic Object

“Beam me up, Scotty”—even if Captain Kirk supposedly never said this exact phrase, it remains a popular catch-phrase to this day. Whenever the chief commander of the television s... Read more

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Where No Smartphone Has Gone Before

Where No Smartphone Has Gone Before

TAU researchers move Star Trek‘s fictional “Tricorder” into the real world For the crew of the Starship Enterprise, Star Trek’s “Tricorder” was an essenti... Read more

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Teleportation: ‘Beam me up, data!’

Teleportation:  ‘Beam me up, data!’

Teleporting people through space, as is done in Star Trek, is impossible by the laws of physics. Teleporting information is another matter, however, thanks to the extraordinary world of quan... Read more

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Star Trek edges closer to reality: Tractor beam moves object using nothing but the power of ultrasound

Star Trek edges closer to reality: Tractor beam moves object using nothing but the power of ultrasound

Whenever a star ship was in distress, the Star Trek Enterprise could activate its tractor beam and drag the vessel to safety. And now, the technology is gradually moving out of the realm of... Read more

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Warp Drive Research Key to Interstellar Travel

Warp Drive Research Key to Interstellar Travel

A surprising number of scientists, engineers and amateur space enthusiasts fervently believe in this dream As any avid Star Trek fan can tell you, the eccentric physicist Zefram Cochraneinve... Read more

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Hybrid technology could make Star Trek-style tricorder a reality

Hybrid technology could make Star Trek-style tricorder a reality

Scientists at the Univ. of Southampton are aiming to develop a handheld testing device to provide same day diagnosis from a patient’s bedside. In the fictional Star-Trek universe, the tricor... Read more

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Disruptions: The Holodeck Begins to Take Shape

Disruptions: The Holodeck Begins to Take Shape

“Ten years ago, it seemed like a dream. Now, it feels within reach.” Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking are playing poker together. No, this isn’t a bad physics joke. It’s a s... Read more

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My God, Man! XPRIZE Unveils Medical Tricorder Teams

My God, Man! XPRIZE Unveils Medical Tricorder Teams

In the Star Trek universe, handheld medical tricorders became standard issue for Starfleet vessels as early as the mid-22nd century. Here in a little place we like to call “reality,” a compe... Read more

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Nano Breakthrough For Navy Lab; Tiny Sensors To Detect Explosives, Bio Weapons, Rotten Food

Nano Breakthrough For Navy Lab; Tiny Sensors To Detect Explosives, Bio Weapons, Rotten Food

All those technologies may be possible thanks to a breakthrough at the Navy’s premier research lab Imagine: tiny sensors built into military combat gear to detect chemical or biological weap... Read more

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Why NASA Just Spent $125,000 To Fund A 3D Pizza Printer Prototype

Why NASA Just Spent $125,000 To Fund A 3D Pizza Printer Prototype

The space agency made a splash with its headline-friendly plan to print pizzas in space. But what exactly does the ability to create food for astronauts mean for our plans for exploring the... Read more

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Iron Man meets Star Trek: Space diving suit in development

Iron Man meets Star Trek: Space diving suit in development

So where have we seen this before? Science fiction may well become reality with the development of a real life Iron Man suit that would allow astronauts or extreme thrill seekers to space di... Read more

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Inside Google’s Secret Lab

Inside Google's Secret Lab

Last February, Astro Teller, the director of Google’s (GOOG) secretive research lab, Google X, went to seek approval from Chief Executive Officer Larry Page for an unlikely acquisition. Tell... Read more

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Warp Speed, Scotty? Star Trek’s FTL Drive May Actually Work

Warp Speed, Scotty? Star Trek's FTL Drive May Actually Work

  “The bottom line is, nature can do it,” said White. “So the salient question is, ‘can we?'” In the “Star Trek” TV shows and films, the U.S.S.... Read more

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The 16-Year-Old Who Created A Cheap, Accurate Cancer Sensor Is Now Building A Tricorder With Other Genius Kids

The 16-Year-Old Who Created A Cheap, Accurate Cancer Sensor Is Now Building A Tricorder With Other Genius Kids

Boy wonder Jack Andraka is creating a dream team of young scientists to work on creating a Star Trek–like handheld device that can diagnose disease just by scanning your skin. The $10 millio... Read more

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