Meet Blue, the Chore Robot
Cameron Young April 12, 2019
Robotics engineers want to give consumers a hand around the house — two hands, actually. A team at the University of California Berkeley has created
Robotics engineers want to give consumers a hand around the house — two hands, actually. A team at the University of California Berkeley has created
LG is on a roll. After debuting its impressive 65-inch rollup TV at CES (and stealing the show), the electronics company has set up a
Who defines consumer protection, what does it include, and what should it include? Former executive director and current advisory board member of Consumers’ Research joins
Cookies are Coming So says Oreo, which tweeted a video clip last Saturday that shows the letters O-R-E-O slowly spread apart as other letters fade
Online scamsters are using the power of love to part the unwary from their money. According to the Federal Trade Commission, Americans are reporting romance
Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan, Jamie Dimon, hates bitcoin. He said so in 2017. “If we had a trader who traded bitcoin I’d fire him
A handful of health care professionals are aiming to upgrade hospital wristbands. The Wall Street Journal recently reported on several efforts to drag patient identification
By the numbers, Super Bowl LIII was a sleepy affair. The New England Patriots defeated the Los Angeles Rams 13-3, the lowest point tally in
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With a creak and a groan, Target has finally fallen under the mighty thumb of Apple Pay. After holding out for years, Target recently announced
UK scientists have developed a new tool for more accurately assessing breast cancer risk. The team, led by University of Cambridge scientists, created an online
An English company claims to have developed the world’s first electric vehicle charging station powered by hydrogen fuel cells. Typically, electric vehicle chargers draw electricity