robots

In this episode of Humans+, we meet Nicky Ashwell to learn about the technology behind her bionic hand and what the prosthetics of the future could look like.

Ben Watley and Alex Novosad are two members of an esports team paving the way for Nootropics in professional esports.

Motherboard visits Melissa Loomis, an amputee visiting Johns Hopkins University to try the Modular Prosthetic Limb, a bionic arm developed by DARPA controlled by thought.

Motherboard gets an early look at UKI, a prototype implant coming out in 2017 focused on encryption, built in the garage headquarters of Dangerous Things.

We often talk about science and the future, but what do kids actually think about the future?

Go behind the scenes at the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals where teams behind the world's most advanced search and rescue robots compete.

Motherboard goes to Japan to visit the Henn-na Hotel, which is staffed almost entirely by robots.

This DIY surveillance camera will scan your face, then speak aloud what it sees. We brought the tech into the streets.

The Hurt Locker got it only partly right.

In INHUMAN KIND, Motherboard gains exclusive access to a small fleet of US Army bomb disposal robots.

Alex Garland explores the complex implications of our relationship with technology in a mind-bending sci-fi art film.

When you’re floating in space, the limited culinary options leave something to be desired. In fact, astronauts on long trips typically don’t eat enough.