'A family would be safe, even comfortable, during the most severe H-bomb and bacterial-spray attack.' (SF in the News)

Use your Android phone to control this bot. Article includes a spherical robot video roundup! (SF in the News)

'Six years thou shalt sow thy field, and six years thy robot shalt prune thy vineyard.' (Note) (SF in the News)

Is net neutrality over? (SF in the News)

'I've learned not to question the AI.' Advice to take to the bank - or famous last words? (SF in the News)

Which would you rather tell people? I played Starcraft all night, or I helped design a new vaccine last night? (SF in the News)

Find your way around the natural, intuitive way. With your smartphone. (SF in the News)

Nature has solved the problem of flight by tiny machines; let's see how She did it. (SF in the News)

Is this the kind of presence that you want to project teletronically? (SF in the News)

'Facing him from behind the desk was the surgeon The nameplate on the desk included a fully identifying series of letters and numbers... To call him Doctor would be quite enough.' (SF in the News)

HG Wells described snake-like tentacle manipulators in his 1898 classic War of the Worlds. And what does this device look like if you turn it upside down? (SF in the News)

'But as for details of frequencies and powers, I'll have to leave that to the experts to work out; I'll get on with my science fiction and wait to say -I told you so!' (SF in the News)

The field of telepresence robotics is starting to heat up; take a look at this roundup to see the variety of functions performed. (SF in the News)

Can we improve the ability of algae to produce material we need? Should we? (SF in the News)

This technology will have a number of practical implications. Busy, busy, busy, says Bokonon. (SF in the News)

An highly advanced combat tank controlled by a sophisticated Artificial Intelligence. From the 1960 story Combat Unit (new Technovelgy item)

Digital food the modern way. In concept, at least. (SF in the News)

Can you flip a pancake? This robot learned how in only fifty tries. (SF in the News)

If you want smarter planes, why not just give them the brains of a pilot? (SF in the News)

A giant (typically 18 meters tall) humanoid-shaped armored combat vehicle. From the 1979 story Mobile Suit Gundam (new Technovelgy item)