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6 future jobs in the financial field

October 13, 20192 September 2019

Everyone says that a job in finance sets you up for life. Stable, reliable, profitable. But is it still like this? AI is also entering the scene in this sector, causing landslides that will soon become a real earthquake. What else can we call a scenario in which half of the jobs of the future in finance are automated? And which half then? Who will lose their jobs? And for whom will this new scenario be an opportunity? Because that's what it's about. … Read more

In the iOS13 code a clue about the new Apple Glasses

2 September 2019

Apple will unveil iPhone 11 next week alongside new Apple Watch models. They're not the only products Bitten Apple is developing, however. Some may be introduced in the near future, and I'm not referring to the new 2019 iPad Pro models that will be announced in October, but to a new series of AR glasses. Yes, the infamous Apple Glasses augmented reality devices. Remember Apple Glasses? For a while they threw the… Read more

Park assist? It was already there in the 20s

2 September 20192 September 2019

Today some cars (few, to be honest) offer the possibility of parking parallel to the pavement by pressing a simple button. And they also cost a fortune, let's face it without pretense. The idea of park assist had also come from our grandparents' parents, and going back to the 30s I found truly picturesque proof of it. An unfortunately unidentified Californian inventor from the 30s has come up with a very respectable solution for parking anywhere with extreme ease. … Read more

Singapore plans an underground future

1 September 2019

According to a plan launched in March, Singapore plans to move industries, transportation hubs and underground warehouses to free up surface space.

Aerium, bioavionics will make airplanes living organisms

August 14 2019

Bioavionics integrates biological and electromechanical systems to see how their interaction will change our flight experiences.

Seedo, the AI-driven plantation in a box

August 9 2019

Seedo uses machine learning technology, various sensors and light systems to feed herbs, flowers or vegetables of varying legality

Mini offices as big as booths, is booming in Japan

August 7 2019

Never say teleworking. Karate Work. Coworking sushi. Do you have any other clichés you can lend me to give a name to this Japanese boom in tiny workspaces? In the land of the Rising Sun, people in a hurry can find quiet mini offices to sit down and take out a laptop and start working. Tiny places, as big as a telephone booth and scattered almost everywhere in stations, airports, skyscraper halls. You don't believe it, but when I talk about mini offices I really mean... Read more

Bill Gates finances the startup that wants to vaporize waste

July 31 2019

Vaporizing waste does not create methane as in landfills, but reusable carbon monoxide and hydrogen. And unlike an incinerator, it has no emissions.

What will the smart home look like in 10 years?

July 26 2019

Driving everything with voice and immersing yourself in the Internet of Things will be routine. Thanks to advances in AI, a smart home will anticipate our needs.

How long can humanity survive?

July 24 2019

What are the long-term predictions for humanity, whether it will survive (a very) long time? 6 problems to face in the very, very distant future.

A folding drone closes in flight in confined spaces

July 22 2019

A folding drone can reduce its size in flight by 50% in less than half a second with a particular system of springs controlled by its motors.

The parasitic house (in a good sense) to live on the roofs

July 22 2019

The parasitic house exploits the existing connections, responds to the need for houses with minimal approaches, zero waste and saving the cultural heritage of the cities.

Protean, the small autonomous vehicle at 360 degrees

July 19 2019

In the Protean system, each wheel incorporates a small electric motor, suspension, steering, brake and power steering: incredible maneuverability.

For Days, a canon for dressing (and reusing) for life

July 14 2019

For Days, more than a company, is the paradigm of radical, sustainable and ethical change also in the world of clothing and fashion.

Google quietly invested in cold fusion

July 14 2019

The cold fusion experiments had been classified to avoid expectations and repercussions on the image of the Mountain View company. Here's how it went.

How to reprint paper and recycle it better

July 13 2019

A team has created a method of de-printing the sheets that works with the normal paper already on the market and present in all homes and offices.

Solar energy and clean water from the same device

July 13 2019

While capturing and filtering steam and condensation, producing clean water, the device also captures and conserves solar energy. A revolution for everyone.

Jaco, the robotic arm for the wheelchair does everything

July 7 2019

Jaco is a carbon fiber robotic arm that can be connected to any electric wheelchair on the market, and literally changes the life of the disabled.

How to refresh the house without heating the planet

July 5 2019

Wondering how to refresh your home naturally? There are options for all tastes. And they are good for both the Earth and the wallet.

Global warming: forget 1.5 ° C, we will go further

July 1 2019

In 2010, scientists observed that pollution would cause global warming of 1,3°C. Today's data is just a consequence.

Aigamo, the robot goose that patrols Japanese rice fields

June 22 2019

It oxygenates the water with its "paws" and patrols the rice field: Aigamo will bring an ancient practice back to life and keep a thousand-year-old industry alive

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