In another article published on April 4, 1980, Jenny Altshuler ’81 reported that Wesleyan’s eagerly-awaited DEC-20 computer had arrived on campus to replace the aging DEC-10 model used since 1971.

It started with a T-shirt launcher. Now, inventions coming out of the College of Engineering and Computer Science are making the game day atmosphere uniquely UCF.

Valve's Lepton ports Android games to Linux, aiming to run VR Android titles on Steam Frame. Lepton disables unnecessary Android services for games; it's released on GitLab and prefers Steam. Although ...

The WalCalToDo uses a Raspberry Pi 3B+ (or newer) and a spare monitor as a wall-mounted calendar and to-do display. Syncs ...

A total investment of 15.7 billion yuan was deployed across key economic and industrial sectors during the first nine months ...

Data science helps determine who receives betting incentives, but the company has resisted using similar technology to ...

According to a survey conducted by the Computer Entertainment Suppliers Association (CESA), there has been a massive surge in AI adoption among video game developers in ...

Custom hardware maker Tru Narla is transforming a hobby invented by cyberpunks cosplaying dystopia into an artistic vision ...

Imagine, too, a television set at home that can talk back to you, play games with you and solve the most intricate of ...

Dr. Brian Canada, the department head for USCB’s Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, recently released Bugs ‘N Boo Hags—a mobile arcade-style video game that blends regional folklore with ...

Coding games have a credibility problem. Some are genuinely useful learning tools. Others place programming words over an ...

Artificial intelligence programs used to classify images could be trained much more cheaply using a surprisingly simple ...