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Brain-Computer Interface Allows Users to Compose Music With Only Their Thoughts
By Dave Roos published
Brain signals are recorded with an electroencephalogram worn on the head like a swim cap, which allows the wearer to select musical notes and tones displayed on a computer screen.
Old NASA Computers, Tapes Found in Dead Man's Basement
By Mike Wall published
Two huge, Apollo-era NASA computers and more than 300 data-recording tapes were found in the basement of a dead engineer in late 2015, according to media reports.
New 3D Computer Chip Uses Nanotech to Boost Processing Power
By Edd Gent published
A new type of 3D computer chip that combines two cutting-edge nanotechnologies could dramatically increase the speed and energy efficiency of processors, a new study finds.
Computerized Fabric Could Transform Any Piece of Clothing Into a Fitness Tracker
By Glenn McDonald published
The flexible fabric, developed by Harvard researchers, might also one day assist with movement, acting as a soft exoskeleton for wearers.
Save $51 on This All-Inclusive Raspberry Pi Starter Kit [Deal]
By Louis Ramirez published
The Raspberry Pi 3 is a versatile, credit card-sized PC that can be used as the foundation for a variety of projects, from a retro 16-bit gaming console to a media streaming PC for your living room.
New 2D Materials Could Conduct Electricity Near the Speed of Light
By Livescience.com published
Research into super-thin materials holds promise for advanced quantum computing technologies.
High-Tech Crime Steals the Show in 'Outlaw Tech'
By Mindy Weisberger published
Modern-day outlaws are more likely to use a computer than a six-gun to get what they want.
King George's Letters Betray Madness, Computer Finds
By Mindy Weisberger published
Hundreds of letters written by King George III of England support a modern diagnosis of madness during his later years.
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