4D Knit Dress, the robot tailor creates tailor-made clothes at bargain prices
MIT's Self Assembly Lab has created custom-made clothes made from active yarn that customize to the buyer's measurements and style.
Geoengineering, be careful: the effects we would have by shielding the sun's rays
Reflect the sun's rays to fight global warming? It's not that simple, warns MIT. Here are the risks we run.
MIT develops systems for underwater communications over long distances
MIT's new technology promises efficient underwater communications, ideal for aquaculture and climate research.
QR Code, MIT realizes their next evolution: invisible and fluorescent
Thanks to MIT, QR codes are transformed: invisible to the eye but detectable by special systems. An evolution in the sign of privacy and augmented reality.
The future of prevention: MIT integrates 'mammography' into a bra
Beyond traditional mammography: MIT offers a portable and convenient solution for monitoring breast tissue directly from home.
From Delhi to MIT: Indian engineer makes electronic telepathy a reality
Arnav Kapur, an Indian student at MIT, has developed AlterEgo, a device that allows you to communicate with machines and people only with your thoughts.
AGNES, the MIT suit that makes you old
A wearable device provides the body with the physical experiences of an older life: surprising, instructive, useful.
MIT, airgel technology keeps food and objects cool without using electricity
An MIT airgel technology uses three types of cooling to lower the temperature of foods and objects without electricity.
New hardware from MIT with analog synapses: 1 million faster than the human brain
New hardware in inorganic material reaches frightening speeds: analog synapses will revolutionize artificial intelligence.
MIT, a small wearable patch scans the internal organs 24 hours a day
An ultrasound 'patch' developed by MIT can do continuous ultrasound for two days in a row - you wear it and see what happens in your body.
MIT's 'Magic Suitcase' can desalinate seawater with just one click
A “briefcase” weighing less than 10kg is a formidable tool for desalination with very low energy consumption. It can revolutionize the industry.
We will grow wood in the laboratory without cutting down trees
An MIT experiment showed the possibility of transforming plant cells to create wood in the laboratory: the potential is immense.
MIT makes paper-thin speakers to create entire sound rooms
MIT's newly developed ultrathin speakers promise to literally make sound sources as we know them disappear.
At MIT they got bright plants - seeing is believing
Plant nanobionics is a really interesting field of science, and these bright plants developed at MIT are just the beginning.
Scientists from NASA, DARPA and MIT discuss 'antigravity' technology
A group of scientists from leading organizations has been meeting since last November to explore antigravity, alternative propulsion and ... unidentified phenomena.
In '72, MIT predicted the collapse of society in this century: are we getting there?
A nearly 50-year-old MIT prediction about the collapse of our society proves terribly spot on, even at a current review.
MIT develops an AI that knows how to create 3D holograms in real time
A properly trained artificial intelligence with a method called tensor holography produces 3d holograms with ease.
MIT, tests continue to kill Covid with ultrasound
MIT's ultrasound tests in the range used for human diagnostics are yielding good results on COVID-19. It opens the way for new research.
Stop trees felled: MIT studies how to create wood in the laboratory
Grow furniture instead of building it? That's what they're trying to find out at MIT, growing wood in the laboratory as meat is done today, and without trees being felled.
For MIT their SPARC fusion reactor will work
Researchers are almost certain: in all the studies they have done they find no errors. The SPARC fusion reactor can operate, and generate two to 10 times the energy it takes to run it.
Dormio, MIT makes a device for lucid dreaming
Using some stimuli in specific sleep phases, a team at MIT induces lucid dreaming and hypnagogic hallucinations to the participants of an experiment. Control dreams. But will it do well?
