EZRaider, the "war" electric scooter tested by the Marines
Imagine the infantry attacking on four-wheel electric scooters. A little Segway, a little Madmax. The US is testing them, their name is EZRaider.
A brain implant could help people get out of a coma
Coming out of a coma with an impulse, how do you restart a car by applying battery cables? A hypothesis studied on monkeys by an American team.
Covid-19, AI indicates: Atazanavir, an anti-HIV, can fight the coronavirus
Even a rapid development of the vaccine for Covid-19 may not counter the growth of the epidemic, and against the coronavirus AI takes the field, which identifies, among the already existing drugs, Atazanavir as a candidate for use in a care.
Better hygiene: Don't panic, take precautions. 6 gadgets that do their part
These days every sneeze is a fright. Without panicking, you can feel more confident. Here are 6 gadgets for better hygiene.
Armada, a fleet of robotic ships will map all oceans by 2030
The oceans are still a mystery, 80% unexplored. They can bring us so many discoveries that will change the future, and today we are about to send a fleet of robot ships to explore them by 2030. All of them.
A molecule could bring back female fertility hands
In tests on mice, administering a precursor reverses the aging of the eggs. If confirmed in men, it will be a revolution for female fertility.
160 km / h plasma engine tested on Mars in half the time
The British company Pulsar Fusion has built a miniature prototype of a plasma engine: at full speed it will have an efficiency 10 times greater than traditional engines, halving the duration of trips to Mars
An injectable Novosteo drug repairs fractured bones
It injects directly into the bones and repairs them, or strengthens them, much more and much more quickly. It is a new Novosteo drug and can save lives.
Her0 Zero, the airplane of the future has no emissions (and it's beautiful)
Her0 is a concept that combines practice and aesthetics. To develop it is not an engineer, but an eclectic visionary who wants to attract the attention of the avionics industry. And he did it.
Gordon Murray, from F1 to mobility of the future with Motiv
Former technical director in Brabham and McLaren, Gordon Murray started his own business in 2005. He has already churned out interesting projects, but Motiv beats them all.
Coronavirus, China sprays entire neighborhoods of disinfectants
The scenes from China are indistinguishable from those of an apocalyptic film, but the coronavirus does not wait for our amazement. The world must wake up now.
Spinlaunch wants to send rockets into space with a mega centrifuge
Spinlaunch does not include large tanks and complicated launches, but a centrifuge that brings the rocket to idle speed and "releases" it like a weight launcher.
Semi-transparent solar cells for self-sufficient greenhouses
Transparent solar cells as greenhouse roofs? An idea that goes from practicability to necessity. They could completely cut down on energy consumption, and make greenhouses completely self-sufficient.
Samsung Wall, TV is now a 583-inch wall
The Korean company smashed every previous record by announcing that it has released the largest display in its Wall for Business range: Samsung Wall is a monster measuring 583 inches.
50 social impact innovations that will save the world
In the world, the ants that we are never stop. Here is a small atlas of innovations that together will make the shape of the future.
Blood samples? Robots will do them
Such an extensive operation, yet not free from risks and complications: blood sampling can be immensely better if automated.
Tre Urrà for Townew, the robot basket that tidies itself. Or not?
You see him move and you think "what a fuss". Think about it and conclude "useless". The Townew robot basket leaves me full of doubts: for or against? Take a look.
Find your sight with a bionic eye that bypasses his
A new approach creates a "bionic eye" capable of transmitting visual information directly to the brain. To see without using biological eyes.
Chernobyl, fungi "eat" radiation: towards medical applications
In Chernobyl (and other contaminated areas) there are a multitude of fungi capable of growing in spite of radiation. Science tries to explain it, to find medical applications.
Reuters studies automatic deepfake news
Deepfake at the service of news: Reuters and a startup in the AI field study the system to give us automatic news, in real time and ... with a human face
The robot conductor would have avoided the fight between Morgan and Bugo
Sanremo 2020: the furious quarrel between Morgan and Bugo has had a disastrous ending on the Ariston stage. The robot conductor Alter3 would have agreed everyone.
