Jason Maderer

Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech researchers are studying a one-fifth-scale autonomous vehicle as it traverses a dirt track. The work will help the engineers understand how to help driverless vehicles face the risky and unusual road conditions of the real world.

Autonomous Vehicles Hit Dirt Track

This could help make self-driving cars of the future safer under hazardous road conditions.

The robotic arm attaches to a drummer's right shoulder and plays the cymbal and tom.

Wearable Gives Drummers Third Arm

Now imagine if doctors could use a third arm to bring them tools, supplies, or even participate in surgeries.