The University of Akron NASA Robotics team made a good showing recently at a robotics competition at the University of Alabama; coming
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This Week in Tech-9-19-22-Bonus Edition: Free Laptops & Hotspots @ The Library
Great news for people in the Akron area who are having trouble getting online at home, because they either...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-9-16-22: Better, Safer, Greener Plastic
Even if you’re deep inside a forest, high atop a mountain, or walking on the moon; there is always...
This Week in Tech With Jeanne Destro-9-9-22: Training Tomorrow’s Quantum Programmers
One day in the not too distant future, all our computer systems will be obsolete, our current cybersecurity methods...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-9-2-22: Advanced Air Mobility
This week, advanced new autonomous and remote controlled aircraft, and what the state of Ohio is doing to make...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-8-26-22: Update: Wind Power On Lake Erie
The first freshwater, offshore wind farm in North America, is one step closer to being built on Lake Erie,...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-8-19-22: Toxic Transformation
Two Professors from Ohio University in Athens have come up with a way to transform water polluted with toxic...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-8-12-22: Crashes, Taxes, & Chargers (Oh My!)
Electric vehicles are poised to replace gas guzzling fossil fuel powered cars and trucks in the not too distant...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-8-5-22: Right Place, Right Time, Right Technology
Even though Pfizer-BioNTech’s Messenger RNA (MNRA)-based COVID vaccine was released first; it is Moderna’s vaccine and the relatively unknown...
This Week In Tech with Jeanne Destro-7-29-22: Driving on the Moon
Imagine cruising on the moon in a high tech rover that can withstand temperatures that swing between a sizzling...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-7-22-22: D-I-Y Electric Vehicles
What would it take to build your own electric vehicle, and how much would it cost? We asked local...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-7-15-22: Space & Robocalls
NASA unveiled fantastic and unbelievably beautiful first images this week from the James Webb space telescope which is floating...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-7-1-22: It’s Alive! The Possible Rise of Sentient Computers
While it may sometimes feel like your computer has a mind of its own; despite your frustration, deep down,...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-6-24-22: Ethical Machines
Self driving cars that cause accidents, privacy stealing data collection, and gender-biased hiring decisions. These are all examples of...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-6-17-22: Update: Summit County’s Massive Broadband Expansion
If Summit County Council approves later this month, the first phase of what could eventually become a nearly half...
This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-6-10-22: How Will Global Climate Change Affect The Great Lakes?
Although we’re currently blessed with an abundance of water in Northeast Ohio, what will the future hold, as the...
It’s been a busy week for Federal law enforcement, which both brought down a huge Russian cybercrime botnet, and also indicted multiple
Most people have figured out by now, that when you watch an opinion show on Fox TV; you get a right wing,
Imagine driving down the road on a dark night. Suddenly; your car slows and rolls to a gentle stop, just before a
Most consumers know what it’s like to feel cheated and manipulated, and no one does it better, or on a bigger scale,
The State of Ohio is stepping up to help local government guard against, and recover from cyber attacks. The new Ohio Persistent
We’ve got big news about big tech projects in Ohio, including two in Central Ohio; the Intel Semiconductor plant, and Amazon’s $7.8
Wouldn’t it be great if you could endlessly recycle an enormously useful resource, do it for less money than it takes to
What if farmers could produce more food, generate clean energy, and make more money all at the same time? Well, it turns
Imagine some teeny-tiny little scissors. Now, imagine them snipping out “bad” genes that cause disease, and leaving only the good ones behind.
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