GUILFORD - For 15 fifth and sixth grade girls, Saturday mornings have been filled with learning about robotics, chemical engineering, wildlife biology and more. "We're hoping that (the girls) see not ...

One local school district is looking to “redefine” the face of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics or STEM by showing young women how they can ...

By: Alexandra Mattisson Industries are racing into a future shaped by AI, robotics, and automation, but engineering insurance is still playing catch-up. The machines we insure today aren’t the ones we ...

“Now that we’ve really got some good momentum and know the path forward, we’re going to be adding a lot of people,” Teplitsky says. Artedrone CEO Liane Teplitsky believes there are lots of high fives ...

Hundreds of people lined the block outside an ordinary warehouse in San Francisco’s SoMa neighborhood Saturday for an exclusive invite to the Silicon Colosseum — an underground fight club with ...

South Africa is blessed with a relatively young population - according to Stats SA, around 20.8 million of the 63.1 million population are between the ages of 15 and 34. This means we have a potential ...

The San Dieguito Union High School District board is beginning the process of updating its facilities master plan for the first time since 2011,  taking a step toward exploring a future general ...

Metal Craft Spinning & Stamping, a precision metal spinning company with more than 60 years of experience, today showcases its expertise in providing custom metal solutions for various industries. The ...

I t was early summer, and Eric Li, who had just finished seventh grade, had two camps to attend in the coming weeks. One was a classic camp in the woods of New Hampshire. The other was the Center for ...

The much-hyped robotic scavengers purchased under the Pune Smart City Development Limited (PSCDL) to clean the manholes have now been lying unused. The PSCDL had purchased three robotic manhole ...

The management and security benefits of modeling network changes in software can be significant, but barriers must be overcome before the technology becomes more widely deployed.

If used correctly, large language models promise to revolutionise software development. But they do not easily fit some obvious corporate IT use cases.