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A new AR/VR simulator system from Honeywell uses Microsoft HoloLens to help train industrial employees and could even aid companies in closing the skills gap.

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University have found 29 types of USB-based attacks in three different categories.

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University are working on drone bees to replace pollinators and agriculture robots to fill the labor gap.

New research could simplify two-factor authentication, especially for people with disabilities.

The Loomo is a new from Segway Robotics and it follows you autonomously as a robot sidekick or you can ride it as a mini transporter.

Tom Kirschbaum, co-founder and managing director of door2door, explains how big data and automation will transform smart cities by making public transportation more efficient.

Dr. Richard Ford explains the mechanics of hacking, how cyberattacks undermine institutional confidence, and the human factor of cyber-risk.

TechRepublic’s Conner Forrest details the top Apple keyboard shortcuts that will make you a more productive worker.

Learn how to sharpen your favorite photos using Photoshop’s High Pass filter with these step-by-step instructions.

New research from a team at Ben-Gurion University has shown that most off-the-shelf IoT devices can be hacked within 30 minutes.

Using game simulations instead of expensive studies or traditional surveys is how one team of researchers is getting more accurate prediction models for self-driving cars.

New technology will go beyond today’s camera pills so that doctors can use tiny remote control robots to improve treatments.

In this long form interview, Miguel Gamino explains how technologies like 5G, automation, and IoT are reshaping urban innovation.

Videoconferencing apps, connected security features, and digital assistant top the Tech Pro Research list of smart office utilities, says TechRepublic’s Bill Detwiler.

TechRepublic’s Ant Pruitt explains software tips and tricks to create long exposure photos.

In partnership with sister sites CNET and ZDNet, TechRepublic has created an experimental home office to help remote workers and the IT departments that support them pick the right furniture, organize their workspaces, and buy, install, and troubleshoot all the latest smart tech.

TechRepublic’s Ant Pruitt details the steps for creating your own fantastic long exposure images.

The nation’s capital is the best US city for women in tech, says TechRepublic’s Olivia Krauth.