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Drones can enter dangerous environments where humans cannot. But what if a drone could stop disasters from happening in the first place?

Drones can enter dangerous environments where humans cannot. But what if a drone could stop disasters from happening in the first place?

Cybersecurity firm Darktrace uses artificial intelligence to stop cyber attacks before they even start.

School buses with WiFi are helping children connect to the internet and bridge the technology divide.

Just because we HAVE more than 140 characters doesn't mean we have to USE more than 140 characters in every single tweet. Here are some tips:

Meet SAM, the world's first virtual politician. The AI-powered New Zealander talks to voters through Facebook Messenger.

London-based tech company Umbrellium has invented a smart crosswalk that can change size, color and shape according to the needs of its urban environment.

Some big names grounded their Twitter birds this year. But why?

A new lifesaving drone has been used to rescue two teenagers from the rough seas off the coast of Australia's Lennox Head, New South Wales.

A new lifesaving drone has been used to rescue two teenagers from the rough seas off the coast of Australia's Lennox Head, New South Wales.

Some big names grounded their Twitter birds this year. But why?

London-based tech company Umbrellium has invented a smart crosswalk that can change size, color and shape according to the needs of its urban environment.

Meet SAM, the world's first virtual politician. The AI-powered New Zealander talks to voters through Facebook Messenger.

Just because we HAVE more than 140 characters doesn't mean we have to USE more than 140 characters in every single tweet. Here are some tips:

School buses with WiFi are helping children connect to the internet and bridge the technology divide.

The future of the car in Japan is not just about what we will drive but also how we will power it.

Right now, Japan imports 84% of its energy, but all over the country scientists are busy innovating with the goal of changing this.

Japanese scientists are developing a system to capture and remove space debris.

The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency has released the first set of images and videos taken by its debut zero-gravity camera drone or "Int-Ball," the cute orb of a drone, will optimize communication between crew in space and on Earth.

Japan is building the world's fastest supercomputer, which it hopes will make the country the new global hub for artificial intelligence research.