Brigham Young University

Researchers at Brigham Young University have demonstrated an inexpensive air traffic control system for drones that can effectively track multiple targets in real-time. Such systems could prevent collisions with aircraft, for not very much money.

Researchers have used AI to create a way of improving the quality and civility of online discussions regarding polarizing topics by providing users with suggestions for rephrasing their comments before they post them.

Although facial ID verification tech may seem pretty impressive, it can be thwarted. An experimental new system is claimed to be more foolproof, by requiring users to make specific facial movements.

​Airliner toilets can be scary things. When they flush, they sound like they'd like to suck you in along with everything else. Frequent fliers can take heart, however, as scientists have created a commode system that is claimed to reduce flush noise by almost 50 percent.

A study from an international team of computer scientists set out to develop a new type of game-playing algorithm one that can play games that rely on traits like cooperation and compromise – and the researchers have found that machines can already deploy those characteristics better than humans.

Stress damage on metal components is often undetectable to the naked eyes, but now a team at Brigham Young University led by James E Patterson is developing a way to use green lasers to examine metals for signs of damage as a way of avoiding expensive better-safe-than-sorry replacements.

One down side to CubeSat satellites' small size is the fact that they can overheat or get too cold very quickly. With that in mind, scientists have created a new type of temperature-regulating radiator for them … and it does its job by folding, just like origami.​

Scientists at Brigham Young University (BYU) have developed an an algorithm that can accurately identify objects in images or videos and can learn to recognise new objects on its own.

The Fire Avert is a fire safety device that cuts off power to the stove when it's left unattended.

A team of engineering students have created an award-winning hybrid racecar.

A team of engineering students have created an award-winning wall-climbing system that incorporates powered handheld vacuum pads.

A team of engineering students has created a working Batman-inspired, grappling hook-shooting, power winch-equipped wall-scaling device.