What's for dinner, Chef Watson?
IBM and cooking magazine Bon Appetit created a web app that helps you find and created recipes using IBM's cognitive computer called Watson.
Videos
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Why is robot autonomy so difficult?
Roboticists at the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals discuss with Computerworld the difficulties of creating fully autonomous robots that can handle tasks without human intervention. Many of the robots at last week's finals were semi-autonomous or relied on human operators.
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VIDEO: Vinnies CEO Sleepout Interviews - Part 3/3
Darren Adam (Avnet), Tony Simonsen (Avaya) and Rob McAdam (Pure Hacking) on what the CEO Sleepout means to them.
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VIDEO: Vinnies CEO Sleepout Interviews - Part 2/3
Andrew Thomas (Thomas Duryea), Jon Evans (Enablis) and Anthony Woodward (Bulletproof) discuss why the Sleepout is important.
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VIDEO: Vinnies CEO Sleepout Interviews - Part 1/3
Karl Sice (Staples), Matt Codrington (Lenovo) and Martin Kosasih (Virtunet) discuss why the Sleepout is important.
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Robots compete in NASA challenge
A robotics team from West Virginia won $100,000 in this year's NASA Sample Return Robot Challenge, held this week at WPI in Worcester, Mass.
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Next step for RoboSimian: Space work?
At the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals, the team leader from NASA's Jet Propulsion laboratory discusses their robot's next assignment - the possibility of assisting with assembly of items in space.
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NASA's flying saucer fails second test
The Low Density Supersonic Decelerator or LDSD uses atmospheric drag to slow itself down before impact. It's paving the way to bring humans to Mars in the 2030s.
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Hardcore Hardware: Maingear Epic Force X99
Maingear's Epic Force X99 gives you mod-level attention to detail and a simply beautiful paintjob and liquid cooling that would make Mario proud.
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Google I/O Sights and Sounds
Computerworld.com's Sharon Gaudin and JR Raphael present photos and video clips from this week's Google I/O event in San Francisco.
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Lily Camera, a drone that follows you
Lily Camera is a camera drone that will follow its owner. It goes on sale in early 2016 but a prototype is now being shown as presales begin. It has several features that might be appealing to those into action sports.
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Hardcore Hardware: Intel 750 SSD ushers in NVME and stupid fast performance
Intel's 750-series SSD is simply stupidly fast
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LG G4: A flagship Android phone with killer camera controls
With a manual shutter and RAW support, the G4 is almost like a pocket-sized DSLR. Add in a gorgeous display and removable battery, and you've got one of the best Android phones of the year.
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Gravity isn’t required for this 3D printer
Made in Space designed and built the first-ever 3D printer to be used in space.
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Alienware Graphics Amplifier
Alienware's Graphics Amplifier lets you upgrade your laptop graphics instead of tossing it
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Build 2015: Windows 10 in 3 minutes
Microsoft wants Windows 10 on one billion devices in three years. Android and iOS developers will now be able to bring their apps and games to Windows 10.
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15 for 15: Pip Marlow, Microsoft Australia, managing director
Microsoft's Pip Marlow interviewed at the ARN Judges' Lunch on key market plays and key market challenges in 2015
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15 for 15: Paul Robson, Adobe Asia-Pacific president
Adobe's Paul Robson interviewed at the ARN Judges' Lunch on biggest challenge in 2015.
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15 for 15: Distribution Central managing director, Nick Verykios
Distribution Central's Nick Verykios interviewed at the ARN Judges' Lunch on biggest challenge in 2015
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15 for 15: Nathan Lowe, ASI Solutions' general manager
ASI Solutions' Nathan Lowe interviewed at the ARN Judges' Lunch on key market plays and key market challenges in 2015
