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MIT Imaging Tech Can Read Closed Book

MIT and Georgia Tech researchers are developing a system that can read closed books.

By Stephanie Mlot
MIT terahertz radiation

MIT Researchers Take on Slow Wi-Fi

Their findings might not help your struggling home wireless router, but they could revolutionize data centers.

By Tom Brant
 How to Access Your Wi-Fi Router's Settings

Clothes Dryers of the Future Could Also Build Smartphones

An MIT design allows phone components to automatically snap together in a centrifuge.

By Tom Brant
MIT Self-Constructing Phone

MIT Records 'Memories' in Human Cells

Biological engineers developed technology that allows DNA to store complex histories, such as inflammation.

By Stephanie Mlot
MIT DNA-embedded meter memory storage system

New Tech Promises Longer-Lasting Batteries

The rechargeable lithium metal batteries are set for use in drones, smartphones, wearables, and electric cars.

By Stephanie Mlot
Phones With the Best Battery Life

This Tech Could Help the 2020 Mars Rover ID Signs of Life

Researchers developed a quick, non-invasive technique for selecting samples.

By Stephanie Mlot
Mars Rover Descending

'Touch' Videos With Interactive MIT Tech

A team of researchers developed a new type of virtual reality called Interactive Dynamic Video.

By Stephanie Mlot
Interactive Dynamic Video (IDV)

Identify Home Energy Hogs With This MIT Sensor

The $30 concept device requires little setup and can monitor the energy use of everything in your home.

By Tom Brant
MIT Home Energy Sensor

Ford Preps Smart, Electric Shuttles for MIT

The buses work like any other ride-hailing service, though onboard tech can help predict where rides are needed most.

By Stephanie Mlot
Ford, MIT electric shuttles

MIT Researchers Resurrect Glasses-Free 3D Movie Viewing

Their prototype, called Cinema 3D, can be calibrated for each seat in a movie theater.

By Tom Brant
Cinema 3D

MIT Researchers Devise New Anonymity Network Following Tor Bug

The system, dubbed Riffle, leverages several existing cryptographic techniques, but combines them in a new way.

By Angela Moscaritolo
Security Breach

MIT Study: Sexism Drives Women From Engineering

The researchers found that female engineering students "often feel marginalized, especially during internships."

By Angela Moscaritolo
Companies Should Show Job Applicants More Love, Less Neglect

With AI and Radio Telescopes, Scientists Plan to Capture Black Hole Images

An algorithm will compose an image made up of radio waves measured by telescopes around the globe.

By Tom Brant
Grand Canyon from space

How an 'Ingestible Origami Robot' Could Help You Avoid Surgery

The robot could be used to retrieve swallowed objects without the need for surgery.

By Angela Moscaritolo
ingestible origami robot

Meet MIT's New Cyber-Attack Detection Tool

Researchers merged artificial intelligence with 'analyst intuition' to create AI2.

By Stephanie Mlot
MIT CSAIL AI2

MIT Researchers 3D Print Walking Robot

MIT researchers describe how to 3D print "dynamic robots in a single step, with no assembly required."

By Angela Moscaritolo
MIT printable hydraulics

MIT's Wireless Localizer Could Mean Password-Free Wi-Fi

The new system could also lead to safer drones, smarter homes, and less Wi-Fi theft, the researchers said.

By Angela Moscaritolo
MIT Chronos

MIT Team Eyes Faster Website Load Times Via 'Polaris'

The Polaris program simultaneously downloads a site's various objects so the overall page requires less time to load.

By Stephanie Mlot
Which Websites Have the Smartest (and Dumbest) Commenters

CloudFlare Wants to Make Sure You Don't Lose Your Web Domain

Many larger registrars offer little protection against domain name attacks. That's where CloudFlare Registrar comes in.

By Tom Brant
How We Test Security Software

MIT Teases AI-Powered Chip for Phones (and Cows?)

MIT engineers are exploring a new super-efficient graphical processing unit (GPU) designed for AI.

By Tom Brant
How to Secure the Internet of Things Inside Your Home