The photo of the soldier with the exoskeleton is taken from the rehearsals of the military parade on the Champs Élysées which celebrates the French national holiday on July 14th.
More than 230 years after an incredible game played in Paris, Amazon is using the name mTurk for its new artificial “artificial intelligence” project. No, that's not a typo. Here's the whole story.
New methods and materials will give us results never seen before. Among the challenges in the planning phase, 4 bridges of the future that will have enormous importance.
Irish swimmer and engineer John Hanley has designed Tekrapod, a device to give salvation to those who find themselves in difficulty offshore.
Dragonfly will land near Titan's equator, among dunes apparently composed of layers of solid hydrocarbons. It will be powered by plutonium like the Martian rovers, and with its eight rotors it will be able to cover much more distance than any space predecessor.
A blog about the future written directly by an artificial intelligence? There is. Go take a look: when AIs become influencers you will be able to say “I was there”
ESA tests a rescue system for astronauts on a mission. A 'moon stretcher' that drives like a caddy and brings an injured person back to base.
The study published in the journal Social Science and Medicine shows that when someone goes from unemployment to a paid job of 8 hours or less per week, their risk of mental problems is reduced by at least 30%: instead there is no evidence that a longer schedule provides greater mental well-being.
The artificial muscles developed by the Linköping University team are made of polymeric material into which enzymes have been introduced: a solution of oxygen and glucose in water powers the actuators, just as happens in human muscles.
Ericsson patents a technology that makes the phone slippery as soon as it ends up in the hands of an attacker. An anti-theft device for smartphones!
In this test phase, customers will be able to order Domino's products online and follow the vehicle's route to their home from an app, unlocking the delivery with a pin that will be provided upon arrival.
Monit has created a sensor as big as a biscuit and equipped with bluetooth: the sensor detects the presence of pee or popo in the diaper and warns the parentado that he will be happy to do his best without having to sniff the nice pack first.
“Give me one of these things and I'll lift your world!”
A house in 12 square meters, ready to be folded up and moved elsewhere: urban nomads have a reference furniture
Artificial intelligence will eliminate a sea of human jobs, but new multidisciplinary professional figures will emerge. Here are 4 jobs that will be strong in the AI era
A research team has announced the development of a whole series of 3D printable materials that can repair themselves, even after a clean break: the rules of the game could change for fashion, electronics and a thousand other fields.
Fake experiences and memories, new sight for the blind, increased senses: a device being tested on mice can open the doors to the holographic universe.
The US Department of Defense has started a contract of around 7 million euros with the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (UPMC) and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) to develop a trauma care system that with the help of advanced sensors , robotics and artificial intelligence intervene on wounds instantly and automatically.
The average age is increasing, and efforts to help the ever-increasing number of people with limited mobility are always appreciated in Japan.
Here are the 5 transport revolutions that we will see from 2019 to 2024, between vehicles of all sorts and completely redesigned services will change the concept of travel.
A robotic spacecraft the size of a house, equipped with 4 different rovers, just to carry on what is necessary: on subsequent trips, by 2024, the lander will bring with it the first "colonists".
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