Technology

The Vancouver company responsible for the world’s first Bitcoin ATM is cashing in all its chips. CoinTrader.net — or Bitcoiniacs, as it’s also known by — has been acquired for $1.

The theory goes that people who are left-brain dominant are more logical and prone to the sciences, while those who are right-brain dominant are more intuitive and artsy.

Pilot turns unmanned aerial vehicle system into all-seeing roof inspectors

Quantum computers — which use subatomic particles to process complex calculations — may seem like something out of science fiction.

Small and medium enterprises cashing in on everything from farming the sea to cleaning waste water

When Markus Frind says the idea of finding love on a desktop computer is “quickly vanishing,” he’s not referring to a decline in online dating services.

Biggest recipient of federal funding is West Fraser Timber for lignin recovery project

Every time I visit UBC and see all those cranes relentlessly lifting new academic buildings into place, I wonder, “Why do they need all these buildings? Why do students keep coming out here, paying ever-higher tuition fees, when they could stay home

One Vancouver firm has raised $2 million from SXSW organizers for technology it has developed

Technology, says Sage Franch, really comes down to a couple of important building blocks — or are those Lego blocks? When she was 13 years old, Franch’s parents bought a Lego Mindstorms kit that allowed her to build robots that could be programmed us