Smart technology is now in a part of our everyday life, as a French company has created a mirror that lets us get all our information while we get ready.

The cultural conversation about the Internet of things has tended toward a highly functionalist, utilitarian set of ideas: Connected objects can make smart homes a reality, where toasters will ...

In contrast, rival object recognition systems only managed at most 98-percent success at distinguishing in the original four categories, never mind matching ECO features within categories.

Tech companies love making things "smart." Smart phones, smart cars, smart TVs, smart watches: there's no shortage of ways to turn regular household objects into smart, connected objects. Chronos ...

MIT researchers are developing "Smart Sand," which uses tiny machine-computers that can duplicate any object like nanobot magic.