We’re back at Spa for the fourth time in seven months, and the race car we’re driving this time is neither fast or slow.

Inspecting bridges, creating digital twins, and making self-driving cars safer are just a few uses, but many different industries will find uses for AI models that reason about 3D space.

We put 20+ hours into Ubisoft’s latest videogame title ‘Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced’, and we loved the voyage back ...

Toothy physics puzzler Geareo is here to prove that all those other "clockwork" games are lying to you. It's got a demo on Steam, and is out in full "soon".

The 2010's were a fantastic time in gaming history, but these games are unfortunately stuck in the past.

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The centerpiece of Fort Yargo is Marben Public Fishing Area, a 260-acre lake that looks like someone’s screensaver come to ...

Let's get one thing out of the way: we're not talking about a bullet fired into your car having something in common with one fired into water. Rather, we're talking about the shape of the bullet, and ...

It's a question that plagued car designers for over a century: How do we make a car go faster? Instinctually, one would assume that you could throw horsepower at it until you achieve the numbers you ...

This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast explores how artificial intelligence can be used to improve the aerodynamics of passenger cars and other vehicles. My guest is David Wheater, who is ...