Rob Verger is a Technology Editor at Popular Science and Fast Company. With a focus on aviation, the military, transportation, electric vehicles, and AI, Rob covers a wide range of topics in the technology sector. His articles explore the latest advancements and innovations in these fields, providing insightful and engaging content for readers.
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By: Rob Verger
The space shuttle Endeavour will be displayed as if in launch configuration, with boosters and a tank, at the California Science Center.
By: Rob Verger
A limited-edition version of the popular electric pickup comes wrapped in matte black vinyl and will cost nearly $100,000.
By: Rob Verger
Electric flying machines, drones, remote-controlled construction equipment, and the Army's AR goggles were all on hand at a Texas event.
The creation of a Pennsylvania man named Dan Hryhorcoff, the enormous bumper car is 13 feet long and street-legal. Here's how it works.
By: Rob Verger
The electric aircraft journeyed from Vermont to Florida, making many stops along the way. At Duke Field, the Air Force will test it out.
A special trailer from Range Energy aims to follow the truck tractor "like an obedient dog." Here's how it all works.
GE spent years developing its own special dust recipe, so it could design engines that are better equipped to fight an unexpected nemesis.
By: Rob Verger
The Transportation Secretary talks to us about his favorite airports, what makes a well-designed terminal, and what's in store for the future of domestic air travel.
By: Rob Verger
NASA's X-59 is one of the most tangible representations of a new quest to bring back supersonic flight for commercial passengers.
The Army universally recognizes that its current 5.56mm bullet can't defeat Russian body armor, and it's easily out-ranged by the latest Russian small arms, experts tell us.
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