The Raspberry Pi is great for DIY projects, but it has a few limitations that become obvious once you start connecting ...

Engineers instrumented an electric scooter with panoramic stereo cameras, time-of-flight sensors, helmet telemetry, and ...

Hello! Welcome to "Tech & Tails." When you hear the word "AI," what comes to mind? Many of you might imagine programs running ...

A Clemson graduate student loaded Pollen Robotics' $399 Reachy Mini with a conference knowledge base and put it to work, in ...

Building a compact Raspberry Pi-powered camera has become more accessible than ever, thanks to a simplified design inspired by the open source Optoim initiative. Jdaie Lin explores how this project ...

Jdaie Lin demonstrates how to build a compact and portable device that brings real-time flight tracking into your hands. By combining a Raspberry Pi, software-defined radio (SDR), and AI, the project ...

The open-hardware Adafruit Metro ESP32-P4 Hydra combines dual-core RISC-V processing, Wi-Fi 6 and Raspberry Pi-compatible camera ...

The WRO 2026 Future Engineers Self-Driving Cars category challenges teams to engineer an autonomous 4-wheeled robotic vehicle capable of high-speed navigation, obstacle traffic sign obedience, and ...

Like any pure-hearted geek, I've wanted to own a droid ever since I saw Star Wars as a kid. Now, I actually have one: It's Beni, a new gadget from Mondo Robotics, and it has me saying, "Artoo who?" It ...

US researchers have developed an artificial intelligence tool that can process robotic vision data at up to 440 times per second, potentially allowing drones, autonomous vehicles, and other robots to ...

While OpenAI is already busy with the development of AI models and new consumer hardware, CEO Sam Altman and his team apparently have time for one more project: a humanoid robot. On the Sources ...

Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons – both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought “why not start a website ...