Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have come up with a new way of predicting the onset of rogue waves, also known as killer waves.

So far, efforts for their prediction were restricted to expensive, inefficient, and time-consuming computer models that were focused on mapping out every single wave in a water body.

A new algorithm created by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has the capability to make a photograph more captivating and memorable at accuracy very much similar to that of humans.

As per the team, the algorithm can very well tell which faces, scenes and objects in photographs are more likely remembered by humans.

Scientists have claimed that an artificial intelligence system called ConceptNet has a higher IQ thana 4 year old human being.

Researchers from the Princeton University in New Jersey have developed a device that can be a huge step for technology. According to reports, the researchers have created the smallest laser that could be powered by single electrons.

Yes, you read it right data communication technology is possible in space. A team from NASA and MIT scientists has successfully demonstrated the ability to send wireless internet signals across the 384,000 kilometers that separates earth on its moon.

The team registered success in transmitting data at roughly 19Mbps. It also managed to have 622Mbps download speed from the moon to the earth.

A new study by MIT researchers have found that liquid droplets and vapors from cough or sneeze act more like a multiphase tumultuous buoyant cloud that can spread disease-causing germs to wider area than previously thought.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a more life-like robotic fish that is soft, flexible and safe not just to humans but also to the environment.

The robotic fish is capable of swimming just like a real fish plus it can interact safely with humans.

Engineers have designed a new robot fish that can perform a rapid body motion as good as original fish in the wild. Being able to incorporate same quickness and precision as live animal in a robot fish is a great achievement for the engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.