It’s not really clear just yet exactly what all these powerful, agile quadrupedal robots people are working on are going to do, exactly, but even so it never gets old watching them do their thing. The latest is an Italian model called HyQReal, which demonstrates its aspiration to winning strongman competitions, among other things, by pulling an airplane behind it.

The speaker of the house appears to slur her words in a speech about Donald Trump.

The fastest SL is getting a little long in the tooth and its older 5.5-liter engine isn’t cutting the Euro emissions mustard anymore.

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Tesla has sold 50,000 cars this quarter already, according to a purported email from the automaker’s chief.

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Renaissance genius Leonardo da Vinci’s litany of exquisite but unfinished work shows he probably had an attention disorder common to modern society.

The two companies are teaming up to celebrate the history of Ewy Rosqvist and her incredible victory in the 1962 Argentine Grand Prix and in doing so, empower young girls.

Cars are here to stay, whether they have drivers or not. Automakers can ensure their seat at the table by implementing strategies better suited for the digital age.

Streem, an AR startup that is meshing teleconferencing software with computer vision tech, has acquired a small UK startup called Selerio that’s also building out augmented reality technologies. The startups were both members of betaworks’ VisionCamp accelerator program last year where they met and collaborated while tackling separate computer vision problems in the AR space. […]