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Zero-waste miracles: France's poorest city turns green
“I think I don't do anything special. Zero-waste? I just recovered good practices that society has forgotten for 50 years."
Austrian Airlines uses drones to inspect planes
Austrian Airlines tests an autonomous drone to look at the exterior of its planes for problems, reducing inspection time from 10 hours to less than 2.
The first cloned kitten cost $ 35.000
The cloned kitten is the sign of China's exponential growth in genetic science.
The next Martian rover will have an autonomous mini helicopter
The aircraft, announced in May 2018, will be able to detach itself from the Martian rover and travel on its own, exploring the surface of the red planet.
5 technological trends that will change our future travels
Here are the major trends capable of changing the future travel industry, waiting for structural revolutions such as Hyperloop to radically transform it.
Thermal photovoltaic, efficiency record broken
The thermal photovoltaic will be able to allow drones to fly for days and will feed the space probes for centuries.
What will the smart home look like in 10 years?
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.
Rev-1, the delivery robot that uses cycle paths
Rev-1 moves quickly on 3 wheels instead of 4 or 6 like others. By doing without laser scanners, this delivery robot reaches a formidable price.
Jaco, the robotic arm for the wheelchair does everything
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.
Dragonfly is official, NASA will make a mission on Titan
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.
Unmanned aircraft, Airbus is ready. And you?
Airbus' sales manager announces that his company already has technologies ready to fly its unmanned aircraft, and they are considering how to get legislators and passengers to accept it.
5 revolutions that will change transport over the next 5 years
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.
At the debut the first aircraft in the world that moves without the use of flaps
BAE Systems writes a new page in aviation history by developing the first aircraft that uses supersonic air jets instead of the classic "flaps" to provide direction.
The drones that deliver mail in France
After Amazon's attempts to deliver parcels via #drones, in France the #mail already arrives with this method comfortably at the recipient's home. By now the postal services of some countries have started to evaluate the possibility of using drones instead of classic postmen, especially to deliver mail in particularly difficult areas. There have already been examples in Switzerland and Australia. However, France today announces a truly regular delivery service via drones. The … Read more
The first educational robot is born
The field of robotics is making giant strides, including educational robots, designed for children aged 3 to eight. In particular, today we present to you "#My robot friend", which speaks, moves, responds to external stimuli but above all increases the cognitive abilities of the little ones. It is an educational playmate created by the Lisciani Group which, one year after the success of Mio Phone® (the first parental control smartphone dedicated to little ones) revolutionizes the world of … 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
First parcels delivered by drones in Great Britain
#Amazon promised us, and here the first tests start in #Great Britain. It's only a matter of time before we say goodbye to our dear old delivery man, and welcome the new latest generation #drones, which deliver your purchase directly to your front door. In China JD has already officially launched the drone delivery service, and Amazon responds with the first tests in Great Britain on delivery drones. Drones, however, don't just steal jobs: ... Read more
A drone dance in the forest
The "dance" of these drones in the woods is absolutely spectacular. They are practically indestructible thanks to the armor they contain: of course, the expense is not worth the effort: the Swiss company that manufactures them, dronelight.ch, wants €18.000 for an object like this, it doesn't seem exactly accessible to me. But how nice to see a couple of them flying! The video is without any special effects.
Flying salvation: a network of aerial drones for first aid
The statistics released by the WHO tell us that of the millions of cases of fatal cardiac arrest occurring outside of hospital facilities, more than a third could be tackled: the timely arrival of an ambulance, the use of a defibrillator and lots and lots of speed (6 minutes is the window of time needed to save the patient). Many cities around the world do not have the capacity to act in time and lack the necessary organization. This translates into genocide: hundreds of thousands… Read more
4 predictions about the future of the web
One thing is certain: the Internet will never be the same again. If the forecasts for upcoming web developments seem obvious and inevitable, it is true that they will lead to marked changes in our experience of using the Net.
