Swapery, self-replaceable battery for smartphones charged in 7 seconds
Swapery introduces a 7-second self-replaceable smartphone battery system, promising a full day of battery life.
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From the bar to the metaverse: a small journey into the future of socialization
How far will we go from bar chatter to the metaverse? A small journey into the socialization of the future, with a great initiative.
End of humanity, the 14 traps that no one dares face
A new study warns: 14 evolutionary traps could trap humanity in a dead end.
Capitalism is dead, and whoever killed it is worse than it
In his new book, Yanis Varoufakis argues that capitalism has been replaced by the technological feudalism of the tech giants.
Businesses, the 15% global tax already stinks of failure
An analysis by the EU Tax Observatory reveals that the global 15% corporate tax is full of loopholes that drastically reduce its effectiveness.
The possible new frontiers of AI in gaming
If there is a hot topic of recent times it is that of artificial intelligence. If on a business level there has been discussion about how it can "steal" jobs by making people less indispensable, from a technological point of view it has shown many opportunities. In the gaming sector, for example, artificial intelligence has managed to regulate difficulty levels: it is already used in football and adventure games where opponents are selected based on the level achieved. But… Read more
Modern foods: protein deception has produced an obesity epidemic
Ultra-processed foods exploit our penchant for protein to trick us into fat and sugar, fueling obesity.
Polluted air is more lethal than smoking
The Energy Policy Institute confirms that polluted air is the main threat to public health, surpassing even cigarette smoking
Jelly Drops, water bonbons to hydrate those suffering from Alzheimer's
Jelly Drops, innovative water bonbons, help hydrate those suffering from dementia, especially during heat waves
Borebots, robot drillers hunting for underground life on Mars
Planet Enterprises engineers present the Borebots, autonomous robots with drills capable of digging up to 50 meters deep on Mars.
The elites' war on remote work has nothing to do with productivity
If you want to know the real interests against remote work, look no further: just think of empty offices.
Ascender, now the vacuum cleaner can also climb stairs
From the creatives of Google and Boston Dynamics comes Ascender, a robovac vacuum cleaner that leaves no dust even on the stairs.
Ulta Chaata: the magic umbrella that can give water and light to India
Indian start-up Thinkphi brings clean water and renewable energy to India with a hitherto underappreciated innovative solar umbrella.
Link between fertilizers and uranium in groundwater discovered
Study reveals nitrate in fertilizers can leach uranium into groundwater – kidney damage if consumed regularly
UK, Heata heats water in the home with the heat of the servers
The British startup is testing a heating system that uses heat from data center servers, which would go to waste, to heat water in homes
Global life expectancy continues to decline. Is it a megatrend?
The decline in global life expectancy is a fact. If it becomes a trend, and everything suggests it, it will be unprecedented in modern human history. What happens?
Myopia, a clip on the glasses corrects it with vibrations
For extreme illnesses (by 2050 50% of the population will have myopia) soft remedies. A clip, the omnipresent artificial intelligence and.. Bzz!
Acoziborole, revolutionary drug: cures sleeping sickness with a single dose
Acoziborole shows extraordinary effectiveness: it can save many lives from sleeping sickness, avoiding long treatments and complicated hospitalizations in the most depressed areas of the planet
4 reasons why we should all switch to the 4-day work week
For us. For our companies. For the planet. It's not an opportunity: the four-day work week is a necessity.
Just one x-ray and AI predicts risk of heart disease and stroke
An artificial intelligence is able with surprising precision to avoid the risk of death from various causes
Artificial intelligence and videogaming
When, decades ago, the greatest exponents of science fiction began to write about artificial intelligence, they certainly did not imagine a scenario like today's. In fact, for the various Asimovs, Dicks and Bradburys, artificial intelligence was a theme linked mainly to machines capable of evolving and opposing their human creators, introducing themes which were also variously taken up in cinematographic works such as Blade Runner, Terminator and 2001 A World Odyssey. Space. It is probably from this vision that today's double vision derives... Read more
