Daniel Terdiman
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Niantic’s ‘Codename: Urban Legends’ wants to be the first great 5G AR game
The upcoming monster-battling game aims to utilize 5G’s high speed and low latency to go way beyond ‘Pokémon Go.’ → Read More
Niantic’s ‘Codename: Urban Legends’ wants to be the first great 5G AR game
The upcoming monster-battling game aims to utilize 5G’s high speed and low latency to go way beyond ‘Pokémon Go.’ → Read More
This stunning immersive exhibit explores van Gogh’s art in a whole new way
40 laser projectors turn the Dutch painter’s masterworks—and tortured life—into an experience that surrounds you. → Read More
Now you can play ‘Angry Birds’ by swinging a real-life golf club
By tracking your golf swing, Topgolf’s Toptracer technology lets you knock down digital pigs as you play on a physical driving range. → Read More
This stunning high-tech mural uses AR to celebrate badass women in science
Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya‘s art is immersive and visionary even before you get to its augmented-reality element. → Read More
How COVID-19 helped the struggling drone industry take flight
All of a sudden, the benefits of keeping people on the ground and sending unmanned aircraft aloft became obvious to a lot more companies. → Read More
‘Pokémon Go’ maker Niantic wants to turn AR into 5G’s first killer app
Next-generation AR could get consumers excited about 5G. So AR pioneer Niantic is working with carriers to spur the creation of compelling experiences. → Read More
Cirque du Soleil’s new show is spectacular, and so is its technology
You can’t miss the giant LED displays in Volta—but it’s the emotional connection that matters most. → Read More
How AI is helping Amazon become a trillion-dollar company
An exclusive look at how AI shapes every aspect of Amazon’s business, from its warehouses full of products to your Echo smart speaker. → Read More
Facebook has a new weapon in the fight against memes—it really needs it
A new machine learning tool, Rosetta, was trained on more than a billion Facebook and Instagram images, and is now extracting meaning from text in memes. → Read More
Alphabet’s Loon used 7 balloons for 621 miles of internet connectivity
The milestone is the latest demonstration of the project’s ability to bring internet to far-flung locales. → Read More
How this $1,300 tent won Burning Man
There were at least 2,000 ShiftPods at Burning Man this year, thanks to its ease-of-use, dust-proof skin and heat reflectivity. → Read More
Facebook and NYU believe AI can make MRIs way, way faster
Facebook is applying some of its computer vision learnings to an important application far afield from social networking. → Read More
Meet the renegade who’s teaching the world to fix totaled Teslas
Phil Sadow reverse-engineers and repairs Tesla vehicles. He and those he’s taught have repaired nearly 400 salvaged cars. And the company isn’t happy. → Read More
After a long delay, Amazon’s and Microsoft’s bots are finally talking
First announced a year ago, the integration was supposed to happen by the end of last year, but the two companies “wanted to make sure we got things right.” → Read More
Japanese high school students are using VR to recreate the bombing of Hiroshima
VR can be a lot of fun, but it can also show the stark realities of the world we live in. → Read More
How to succeed: Have a sense of purpose and don’t be an “asshole”
Three highly accomplished professionals shared their secrets for success before an audience of sports, technology, and business leaders. → Read More
If badass Serena Williams can get off the mat, so can you
Less than a year after a pregnancy that almost killed her, the superstar nearly won Wimbledon. Now she’s working to effect positive change in the world. → Read More
A wiser Monica Seles tells her younger self to chill–It’s just tennis, not life
Once the best player in the world, Seles looks back at what she calls a “one-dimensional” life on the pro tennis tour and what she learned in the years since retirement. → Read More
Facebook stock hammered after earnings miss, slow growth forecast
Investors have clearly been looking for a reason to run away. Now, Facebook’s given away all its stock gains from the last quarter. → Read More