The following essay is reprinted with permission from The Conversation, an online publication covering the latest research. Every bridge has parts that drivers never see: steel buried in concrete, ...

The Dames Point Bridge spans a river in Jacksonville, Fla. Jonathan Zander/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY Every bridge has parts that drivers never see: steel buried in concrete, welds tucked under girders, ...

Looking ahead: Midjourney built its name on AI-generated images. Now, it is talking about something far more ambitious: scanning the human body. In a post this week, the company outlined plans for a ...

Midjourney, known for its AI program that can generate images from text prompts, has announced its new project: A medical machine that can scan your whole body in just 60 seconds. It's so far removed ...

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Smaller smart sensor gets the inside scoop on bike tire pressure By Ben Coxworth March 18, 2026 The Outrider TL Mini, which wirelessly monitors air pressure from within a bike's tire, is the smaller ...

Researchers have discovered that a vehicle's Tire Pressure Monitoring System can unintentionally expose drivers to tracking, raising privacy concerns. There are a number of ways to track a vehicle.

Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) use unencrypted wireless signals. Signals can send unique ID numbers that may allow tracking. A study collected data from over 20,000 cars using low-cost radio ...

Most people would never imagine that the innocuous tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) in their vehicles could be used to track their movements. But, as with many things digital, it turns out the ...

Researchers at the IMDEA Networks Institute have found a vulnerability in the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) used to monitor a car's tire pressures that could be used to track owners. The ...