Georgia Institute Of Technology

Researchers create a haunting musical composition from data gathered during the August Solar Eclipse

The team from Georgia Institute of Technology in the US watched countless videos of total eclipses to develop the correct tone and pacing for the piece.

Researchers have developed a robot that can write and play its own music using AI

The robot with four arms and eight sticks can play harmonies and chords on marimba. It also thinks much more like a human musician.

Meet Shimon, a four armed marimba-playing robot that composes its own tunes

The compositions by the robot sound like a fusion of jazz and classical music.

The one-legged pose helps flamingos save energy, says research

Flamingos stand on one leg as it ensures no active muscular effort is employed. Because of this, they can even take a nap while standing on one leg.

Scientists develops new system to read closed books

Scientists, including one of Indian origin, have developed a new technology that can read pages of a closed book

Smartphone ads can put users' personal data at risk: study

Personal information of millions of smartphone users is at risk due to in-app advertising that can leak potentially sensitive user information between ad networks and mobile app developers, a new study has found.

New cyber-security tool finds 11 security flaws in Internet browsers

As part of a Facebook-funded effort, a team of US researchers has developed a new cyber-security tool that discovered 11 previously unknown Internet browser security flaws.

Hackers can attack phones even without Internet: Researchers

Hackers may be able to sneak into your laptop or smartphone just by analyzing the low-power electronic signals your device emits even when it is not connected to the Internet, researchers say.

'Signglasses' to let deaf people see and feel