darpaScienceDarpa Thinks Walls of Oysters Could Protect Shores Against HurricanesBy Saqib RahimScienceEight Scientists, a Billion Dollars, and the Moonshot Agency Trying to Make Britain Great AgainBy Matt ReynoldsBusinessHumanoid Robots Are Coming of AgeBy Will KnightBusinessThe US Military Is Building Its Own MetaverseBy Will KnightThe Big StoryHere Come the Underdogs of the Robot OlympicsBy Tom VanderbiltBusinessThe Pentagon Inches Toward Letting AI Control WeaponsBy Will KnightBusinessAI Could Enable 'Swarm Warfare' for Tomorrow's Fighter JetsBy Will KnightScienceThere Are No Real Rules for Repairing Satellites in Space—YetBy Sarah ScolesBusinessA Dogfight Renews Concerns About AI's Lethal PotentialBy Will KnightSecurityThis Bot Hunts Software Bugs for the PentagonBy Tom SimoniteScienceNow Entering Orbit: Tiny Lego-like Modular SatellitesBy Sarah ScolesBusinessWhen Robots Can Decide Whether You Live or DieBy Tom SimoniteSecurityHackers Take on Darpa's $10 Million Voting MachineBy Lily Hay NewmanScienceThe Pentagon Launched Another Space Agency. Do We Need It?By Sarah ScolesBusinessHow Doug Engelbart Pulled off the Mother of All DemosBy Adam FisherSecurityThe Hail Mary Plan to Restart a Hacked US Electric GridBy Lily Hay NewmanTransportationLearn to Fly Sikorsky's New Helicopter in Just 45 MinutesBy Jack StewartBusinessFrom TED Talks to Snoo, 15 Histories of the FutureBy WIRED StaffScienceNew Space Robots Will Fix Satellites, or Maybe Destroy ThemBy Sarah ScolesScienceWhy Darpa Wants Everyone to Launch Tiny SatellitesBy Sarah ScolesIdeasHow the Tech Giants Created What Darpa Couldn’tBy Renee DiRestaScienceDarpa's Next Challenge? A Grueling Underground JourneyBy Matt SimonScience2017 Was the Year the Robots Really, Truly ArrivedBy Matt SimonTransportationThis Week in the Future of Cars: Trial and ErrorBy Aarian MarshallMore Stories
