The battery-free Game Boy that can work forever
A team develops the first interactive device that collects energy. A sustainable video game: a Gameboy without a battery.
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5 modern technologies you previously only saw in movies
Films and books open a window into the future, and often anticipate and inspire modern technologies. Here are 5 of them with their “quotes”.
100 years in three, here are the next Nobel women
They have not seen Chernobyl, nor the Berlin Wall: but they will change the world. They are three nobel women who in three are just 100 years old. Read what they do.
The Vespa of the future: redesigning an icon
An easy design exercise: imagine an icon like the Vespa in its future design. A talented designer tried it: here is the result.
Designer Sevil Peach: “workspaces after Covid? Much smaller”
Smaller work spaces, for fewer people, goodbye to large headquarters and more in the mind of the designer of the year, who is certain: the virus will also change the aesthetics of places
Alpha DaRT, extraordinary anti-cancer radiotherapy to alpha particles
An Israeli company is in the clinical trial phase of a truly innovative and effective anti-cancer technology. It's called Alpha DaRT.
Electronic telepathy: closer than ever.
Electronic telepathy: no longer a fantasy, but a concrete technological possibility. Here are all the advances that will make us talk without opening our mouths.
A few months to fully electric robotic container ships
Electric ships are a big step forward for the environment: maritime transport is highly polluting. This is why robot container carriers are welcome.
AI predicts seizures an hour earlier with 99,6% success
Monitoring epileptic attacks and predicting their arrival is the perfectly achieved aim of this artificial intelligence against epilepsy.
An AI reads your brainwaves and draws what you are looking at
We didn't think brain waves had enough information to reconstruct the image a person saw. And instead.
Rice straw soap: natural surfactant is reality
Surfactants are everywhere: detergents, toothpastes, paint, makeup, etc. A natural surfactant eliminates harmful substances from all these products
A test involves waking up coma patients
A team from Columbia used machine learning to develop a test and predict the awakening of coma patients by analyzing their EEGs
Muse, take a look at your brain
There are several wearable devices already designed to monitor our vital parameters, from heartbeat to sleep patterns: a group of inventors is bringing to the market a user-friendly and wearable approach to brain wave monitoring. InteraXon is a Canadian company that is working hard to introduce a band called Muse, to be worn on the forehead, which uses 4 EEG (Electro Encephalogram) sensors capable of showing the traces of the brain. In the initial release… Read more
To study methods to communicate with patients in a vegetative state
A group of English neuroscientists has discovered that it is possible to establish a two-way 'conversation' with people in a permanent vegetative state, thanks to a device already present everywhere capable of reading their brain activity. Researchers have noticed how some individuals in this state are able to understand what they are told and follow commands to perform certain actions: the project can radically change the way these patients are treated. In the experiment, 16 were asked… Read more
