I boxed a robot at CES. It wasn’t afraid to go low.

When the inevitable robot uprising comes, I’ll be ready, thanks to some valuable lessons I picked up at CES. First, if given the choice of a dance off versus hand to hand combat, opt for the fight. Second, wear a cup when you do. Robotics company Unitree showcased its G-1 humanoid robot at the show.ContinueContinue reading “I boxed a robot at CES. It wasn’t afraid to go low.”

Harley-Davidson dealership owners are closing up shop as sales sag

There are few things more evocative of the free American spirit and the nation’s wide-open spaces than the image of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle zooming down a stretch of empty highway. But while taking one of the legendary hogs for a spin may still be liberating for riders, the company’s independent dealership owners are feeling an increasingly tight financial andContinueContinue reading “Harley-Davidson dealership owners are closing up shop as sales sag”

How a facial recognition tool for bears can help manage wildlife

When a grizzly bear attacked a group of fourth- and fifth-graders in western Canada in late November 2025, it sparked more than a rescue effort for the 11 people injured—four with severe injuries. Local authorities began trying to find the specific bear that was involved in order to relocate or euthanize it, depending on theContinueContinue reading “How a facial recognition tool for bears can help manage wildlife”

GM’s mid-century modern legacy shines in its new Detroit HQ

However uncertain the outlook is for the American auto industry in the age of tariffs, growing competition from China, and the rise of EV upstarts, the view inside the new boardroom at General Motors is stylishly optimistic. Part of the automaker’s new corporate headquarters that’s opening January 12, the boardroom is a large and elegantContinueContinue reading “GM’s mid-century modern legacy shines in its new Detroit HQ”

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