A curious robot is heading to the ISS aboard the next SpaceX resupply mission. It's shaped like a ball with a flattened surface where its face is drawn on a screen -- plus, it can speak, respond to spoken commands and fly. The machine called CIMON, which is short for Crew ...read more

It’s the largest indoor kart track in the world with 25’ of elevation changes and banked turns. It winds through a 155,000 square foot facility that also has a ropes course/zipline, 120+ arcade games, six VR racing simulators, a two-level laser tag arena, a dark ride, an ...read more

Even though this is a freak occurrence, it does affect people’s perception of and comfort with smart devices. Your customers will need you to be conversant in security. One way to be more secure-aware is to use these devices at home.    To find hear (and delete) every ...read more

Well this kind of defeats the purpose of Amazon at least in my house. We buy a a lot of DIY bits--often multiple different valves, pieces of pipe, screws, LED lights, mounts, extenders, wall plates etc. etc. because it's not always obvious what is going to work for the project or ...read more

After RED found Jim Jannard recently claimed "we have no idea what we're doing" about the coming debut of the hotly anticipated holographic RED phone, you will soon be able to join the adventure (and charge it in your Tesla 3) for extra brinksmanship. -Cynthia Wisehart ...read more

Two big industry trends were top of my mind, as my plane touched down in South Carolina last week to attend the Synnex Strategic Partner Summit in Greenville, that took place May 16-18. And as the Summit progressed–hosted by the big AV distributor Synnex with hundreds of ...read more

This undercover report from my Gizmodo colleague, author and journalist James Bloodworth, describes his time at a U.K. Amazon distribution center as a prison shift, although it sounds more akin to the dystopian societies of “1984” and “The Handmaid’s Tale.” ...read more