Rolls-Royce has presented its first prototype for a new generation of self-driven vessels that could make their maiden voyage in a couple of years. In the meantime, Norway has also opened its first test site for pilotless ships.
Find out more about increasingly intelligent, sustainable and guest-efficient buildings. Facility Management is also seeking allies in the realm of technology.
Is Big Data capable of understanding football plays? It seems so, and even more. Let's dive into Big Data Analytics and this year's trends.
It is just a matter of time until this smart and robotic help arrives to the field of construction. Pay attention to these three promising prototypes that we have come across.
Can we really deal with robots on the same level? Learning methods for machines to operate autonomously are becoming increasingly sophisticated and nowadays they’re even capable of acquiring knowledge by themselves. Let's see what technology reinforcement learning is about.
A six-wheeled robot courier model is already trudging the streets of several cities across the United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland.
The latest research is using voice recognition technologies aided by artificial intelligence that could allow detecting the virus without the need for swabs or blood tests.
Researchers are developing new software to translate the language of prairie dogs, marmosets, and dolphins, among other species.
An artificial intelligence system can anticipate which students will face problems, allowing an early intervention and the customization of educational software
Supercomputers and machine learning are speeding up medical research
New software improves thermal camera identification capabilities.
Areas as diverse as viticulture, healthcare, and the automotive industry benefit from its potential.
A neural network has identified the stylistic patterns of different artists by analyzing their brushstrokes.
A new generation of beehives will take care of bees and even harvest honey automatically using solar energy.
Using a scanning tunneling microscope, the technology learns to "grab" and move individual molecules with infinite possibilities.
Robots capable of performing human tasks, materials capable of performing at nanometric scale, buses avoiding traffic jams… What can we expect from science in the future?
A new generation of batteries, sustainable aviation or artificial intelligence applied to architecture have been some of the main scientific breakthroughs of the year.
Smart garments, AI, or robots are some of the latest technologies to detect and eliminate the SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogens.
The future of recycling involves using AI and robots to sort plastic waste or electronic waste in processing plants.
Through the combination of sensors and algorithms, smart traffic lights will improve traffic and reduce pollution
Pyramidal wind turbines, portable desalination units, hydrogen bikes, and exciting V2G projects are some technological innovations that marked the year.
