Will it be a better world in 2030? New forecasts for the future.
The pandemic has not canceled the future, it has "only" changed it. This is why predictions about the future also change: but the world in 2030 still looks pink.
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Covid-19 will kick off the 21st century. Life after coronavirus
A profoundly different world awaits us, we already know some of it. Life after coronavirus will resemble the dream of cyberspace in the 90s.
Still 5 gadgets that anticipate the future
Here are 5 interesting gadgets and devices, which in terms of convenience and design seem a little ahead of their time and come directly from the future.
50 social impact innovations that will save the world
In the world, the ants that we are never stop. Here is a small atlas of innovations that together will make the shape of the future.
30 Great technological flops of the last 10 years: the future that has not been.
10 years of great news, but also of monstrous technological flops. Here is a small gallery of the horrors of what has miserably failed in recent years.
20 years ago a magazine told us: here are the forecasts for the next millennium
A magazine from 20 years ago, on the eve of 1997, lined up the most accurate list of predictions for 2020. And some solemn absurdities. This is how they saw us.
11 bold forecasts for the near future technological decade
The last 10 years have seen half of the forecasts come true: this is what has happened, and here are those for the near future.
The hyperconnected world with SpaceX will double its economy
The world will undergo profound changes with the transportation of the future. SpaceX and other solutions will take us all within 2 hours of anyone in the world.
Lars Büro signs Cybunker, home of the future with Cybertruck philosophy
Clearly inspired by the Cybertruck Tesla, Cyberbunker is a home of the future that uses its philosophy. Dry, solid, futuristic and self-sufficient.
LIBS, the AI that can read people's lips in videos
LIBS is a new AI system that can read the lip better than anyone else, human and otherwise. It will help the deaf (and global snoops).
Airships, ripe times for the return to the skies
In “His Dark Materials”, the new HBO series, they perform ordinary service. In our reality no. But airships are making a serious comeback.
Joker, handsome and painful, but for the USA it's a serious problem
The film has sparked a huge debate in the US, and shows how much today's society resembles the gloomy and dystopian comics of the last century.
The high-tech infrared sheets accelerate muscle recovery
They pass through tissues, joints and muscles, relieving pain and loosening joints: that's why Under Armor launched these infrared sheets
Google quietly invested in cold fusion
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.
SpaceX Starship will go anywhere in 20 minutes 'low cost'
The charter made by Elon Musk, SpaceX Starship, will be able to transport 1000 passengers anywhere in the world in just 20 minutes
Unobstructed, the fashion for disabled people that has no barriers
The collection demonstrates how it is possible to create a fashion line for disabled people that helps them on a daily basis but can also be worn by "able-bodied" people.
The 'air-conditioned' dress reduces the costs and environmental impact of air conditioners
A team of engineers at the University of San Diego has developed a wearable "patch" that provides personal 'air conditioning', heating or cooling the body and keeping it at a constant temperature in all weather conditions.
10 reasons why graphene will revolutionize the planet
Here are 10 applications with which graphene will change the world.
Google aims for 100% renewable energy
#Google has a big goal for 2017: all the energy used for its operations around the world, from offices to data centers, will come solely from renewable sources. A 100% "green" Google, therefore. The company announced that the goal will be reached next year: "The fight against climate change is an increasingly urgent global priority." Google was one of the first companies to create, on a large scale, long-term contracts for the purchase of renewable energy, as Urs explains… Read more
Maker Faire: the innovation fair
This year too, the #Maker Faire, the innovation fair, will be held in Rome, which will host hundreds of projects and 100 pavilions in 6 thousand square meters. The next Maker Faire, the international event dedicated to the world of digital craftsmanship and innovation, will be a maxi fair. Save the date: from 14 to 16 October in the spaces of the Nuova Fiera di Roma. “We were no longer in the spaces – said Riccardo Luna, curator of the event – now we have a truly gigantic one and we will take advantage of it to increase the ... Read more
Bodymetrics launches Body Mapping: a scanner will dress us.
London-based company Bodymetrics has joined forces with PrimeSense to develop a 3D scanner capable of 'mapping' a human body to give it instant advice on the fit of a suit: this "Body Mapping" platform uses special sensors to take measurements of a user and create an exact replica. The system then connects to a database of manufacturers to 'apply' to the scanned body the clothes that best suit (in terms of design and size) the body of the ... Read more
