Felo Tooz, the queen of giant motorbikes, amazes on everything
12″ display, surround sound, total connectivity: Felo TOOZ is the queen of giant hi-tech motorbikes. And it does 720 kilometers on one charge.
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Revolution in photography: Annie Leibovitz embraces AI and shocks everyone
The renowned photographer is not afraid of the rise of artificial intelligence and its role in photography, on the contrary.
Algography, AI creates the next frontier of conceptual art
Algography, a fusion of generative art and conceptual thinking, invites us to rethink the essence of art in the digital age.
Uni-One, Honda's extended reality is the art of moving while sitting
Honda's Uni-One transforms mobility into extended reality adventures, promising revolutionary entertainment
A revolutionary airgel could simplify hydrogen logistics
TIISA airgel can truly transform green hydrogen logistics: new storage and transportation, for a consecration.
The invisible impact: how tires pollute our planet
From oceans to soil, the polluting impact of tires is everywhere. Let's find out together how to deal with this problem.
Asteroid on collision course with Earth, as NASA would warn us
Here's how NASA is working to predict and prevent the impact of an asteroid similar to the one that extinguished the dinosaurs.
From plastic to biodegradable silk, a 'bacterial breakthrough' helps the world
RPI research proposes a sustainable solution to the problem of plastic waste, converting it into biodegradable silk through fermentation
One Za'abeel, the incredible skyscraper “with the shelf” comes to life in Dubai
Dubai inaugurates One Za'abeel, a skyscraper that redefines the urban skyline with its bold “shelf” between two innovative structures.
Wood is making a comeback: this is why it can "take over" the future of construction
Solid wood promises taller, lighter buildings, resistant to earthquakes and fires. Its “comeback” can transform construction
Textile revolution: artificial gland replica spider silk
An artificial gland mimics the spider silk production process, opening new frontiers in the medical and textile sectors.
We have been 'close' to nuclear fusion energy for 50 years. How much longer?
Between progress and disappointments, nuclear fusion energy struggles to become a real source, amid uncertainties and costs. Seriously: how much more time does it take?
India reaches the Sun: the Indian probe Aditya-L1 has reached its destination
India's Aditya-L1 mission enters solar orbit, marking an unprecedented space milestone for the nation
6G: where are we at?
6G technology, which stands for sixth generation, is the next generation of mobile networks that is expected to succeed 5G. This is a technology that is still in development, but it has the potential to revolutionize telecommunications and the way we interact with the digital world. The paradox is that many of us have not yet fully experienced the power of the 5G network, and we are already talking about the next standard. Characteristics of the 6G network Allo… Read more
United States alarmed in fear of a strong Russia-China military pact
The growing military collaboration between Russia and China, including the development of advanced weapons, represents a strategic challenge to the global "balance" set by the USA
No-Kids, more and more people choose life without children (and regrets)
Borderline case from a study in Michigan (USA): 1 in 5 adults chooses a life without children, but the trend is growing in many countries
Blue zones: do they really exist or are we wrong?
Blue Zones, reality or fiction? Recent discoveries cast doubt on their existence and longevity data.
Real robots: the 5 best mechas in the world
They cost a lot and are useless, but engineers and inventors build them anyway out of challenge and study: they are mecha, life-size robots capable of walking.
Puzzle, the electric van of the future is as strange as a video game
The Puzzle van warms up its engines (so to speak) awaiting its launch in 2025: interchangeable exteriors, modular interiors, solar panels and a very strange face.
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.
The crazy race of renewables: the world can triple them, here is the super report
New analysis highlights that many countries are already beyond their 2030 targets: the renewables race could become exponential growth
