GPS and radar can scout out missing objects on Earth's surface but are no match for the ocean. Water absorbs electromagnetic radiation, which is why sonar tech using sound waves is necessary. But even ...

Radar has been around since the late 19th century, but today it is poised to revolutionize how autonomous vehicles (AVs) navigate the road. From its nautical origins as a tool to detect the location ...

GPS-based tracking devices don't just help you figure out where you are and where you're going, they might also help you avoid a speeding ticket. Shaun Malone of California is contesting a speeding ...

Update: We incorrectly reported that that Shaun Malone was found innocent of speeding. As PressDemocrat.com reports, the trial is still ongoing and is scheduled to resume on October 3rd. The judge "is ...

Orolia, a provider of resilient positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) solutions, announced that its SecureSync time and synchronization servers have been selected to support enroute radar systems ...

Rescue teams are racing against time to find a submersible vessel in the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday after a tourist sub carrying five people went missing during an expedition to explore the wreck of ...

I was considering posting this in the Lounge, but I'm actually looking for a scientifically accurate answer here, or at least one from someone who is well-informed. I have two "hockey puck" GPS ...

Joi Ito points us to one gadget that Bandit (as in “Smokey and the”) could have really used: the CellStar SKY-230DL, a radar detector with built-in GPS. It knows where speed traps are and lets you ...

Among the top complaints from owners of radar detectors is the constant false alarms from random sources that aren't Crown Victorias. If you drive past the same grocery store on the way to work every ...