Robotic shorts that facilitate running and walking
A team at Harvard University has developed a new garment that works like an exoskeleton and makes us feel many pounds lighter when we walk or run
Adidas Loop, infinite shoe with a returnable vacuum
Adidas has revealed to the world Loop, its 100% recyclable shoe, an "infinite" shoe ...
Samsung will have graphene batteries: recharge in 15 minutes
Graphene batteries are 3 to 5 times faster than lithium-ion batteries, which take around 90 minutes to fully charge.
Lactose intolerant and vegan, synthetic milk arrives
Perfect Day has obtained in the laboratory the protein part of the milk which forms the core with water and fats. The synthetic milk market is born.
Scottish citizen installs an anti-sex public toilet
You got it right: the town of Porthcawl in Scotland will be the first center equipped with a public bathroom with anti-sex deterrent systems.
Hormone injections against obesity
Hormone infusions against obesity are preferable due to the absence of side effects compared to gastric bypass. Will we lose weight with an injection?
Operation sympathy, Facebook Cafés open
It's not enough to speed up privacy adjustments. It's Facebook Café time! The first of the Facebook Cafeterias will open in London on August 28th.
Japanese Buddhist temple relies on bonzo robot
"This robot bonze will never die, it will continue to update and evolve indefinitely, helping people to reflect," says bonze Tensho Goto.
Solar energy in China now costs less than the electricity grid
The political efforts made, including cuts in new coal plants and the closure of mines, bear the expected results: solar energy in China is cheaper and cheaper.
Canine, the robotic stick of our old age
A research team from Columbia Engineering took inspiration from the traditional cane to not ...
Live since 2042: defending human dreams from AI and robotics
Now that they have freed us from many different tasks, the priority in 2042 is that AI and robotics do not free us from our need to be useful.
Startup in Mexico purifies the air with artificial trees
BioUrban 2.0 artificial trees can make a difference in areas traveled by pedestrians, cyclists or the elderly, where planting trees is not possible.
Ebola is curable, here are the details of the new treatment
The risk of extending the epidemic is very high, but the future is clear: Ebola is already defeated, the cure works. Now below with the therapies.
Biological weapons will strike DNA victims
A report warns: world governments have failed to prevent the advent of biological or technology-based weapons. Now it's hard to stem them.
Aerium, bioavionics will make airplanes living organisms
Bioavionics integrates biological and electromechanical systems to see how their interaction will change our flight experiences.
Facebook listens and transcribes our conversations
Facebook employees interviewed with the assurance of anonymity confirmed that they did not know where these conversations were recorded or how.
10 high-tech pocket gadgets to use every day
Over the years, the smartphone has brought together several devices that were once separate: music player, ...
Barry, VR employee to be fired for head cutters
Talespin created Barry: in essence, he is a virtual employee who can be fired endlessly to practice head cutters.
Biodegradable circuits release pain relievers into the body
A team from the Polytechnic University of Lausanne, Switzerland, works on biodegradable circuits capable of administering a local anesthetic on demand for many days.
Exohand, the robotic hand is in its second generation
ExoHand is a world of new possibilities, both for work and in daily life, with particular attention to older people or people with disabilities.
Yukako Hihara creates "anti-gravity" magnetic shoes
To make shoes that physically gave the sensation of defeating gravity, Yukako Hirara focused on the power of magnetism.
