Workers have mixed emotions regarding rise of automation
Opinions run the gamut on whether automation will be a positive development for the nation’s workforce.
Researchers investigate mass development of fully autonomous boats
In the coming years, navigable waters could be home to a plethora of autonomous boats.
Traffic tie-ups make Louisiana prime state for driverless vehicles
The Bayou State may be the biggest benefactor of the driverless era, based on the degree to which highway travel has surged, according to newly released government data.
New Orleans could be future HAV hub, study suggests
According to a recent study, Louisiana is primed for the transition to the highly autonomous vehicle era.
Most Americans suspect automation will cost jobs, just not theirs
Nearly two-thirds of Americans suspect other industries may be jeopardized by the increased use of automation.
Is the ocean the mining industry’s new frontier?
Deep sea mining may be a new way to extract the earth’s natural resources.
ROV gives scientists new perspective on life in Pacific Ocean
Scientists recently returned from a successful dive in the largely uncharted Mariana Back-Arc, a veritable hub of aquatic species.
China turns over underwater drone to U.S.
The happenings of the maritime underworld are nothing if not intriguing. Recently, surveillance activity in the underbelly of the South China Sea spurred something of an international incident that has since been resolved.