Formula E—the all-electric circuit race—is back and quiet as ever
The first Vancouver E-Prix will take place in False Creek over Canada Day weekend 2022
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With ’aerohaptics,’ holograms can feel real to the touch
The 3D images are a popular Victorian mirror trick, but researchers at the University of Glasgow are elevating the technology that brought Tupac Shakur to life onstage in 2012
Space exploration is about more than launching billionaires into orbit
The eye-rolling at the obvious PR stunt of sending William Shatner to space hides a growing antipathy towards space exploration—but we’ve forgotten how much humanity benefitted from it
No charging spots and a strained electrical grid. Welcome to the electric vehicle boom.
EVs are expected to boom in popularity by 2030. Whether that green switch will be without its problems is far from a sure thing.
Meet Geoffrey, the cutest meal delivery robot and downtown Toronto celebrity
An invasion of food delivery robots is set to expand, adding a new wrinkle to the gig economy
Four weird and wonderful inventions sparked by the pandemic
From wind instrument covers to germ-killing robots, necessity was the mother of invention for these pandemic creations
What does artificial intelligence mean for our world?
A new course at McMaster University is diving into the societal implications of artificial intelligence
Will we use drones as flying taxicabs? Canadians weigh in.
The future of drones in Canada, according to surveys
Touchscreens make life easy. Until they put it in peril.
Our editorial: Sometimes in our rush to adopt new technology, we inadvertently make things worse. And touchscreens might be Exhibit A.
Canada falls behind in health care technology
Jane Philpott and Onil Bhattacharyya: When we’re trying to cut down on the environmental costs of travel, Canada should be leading the world in offering remote health care