Helium balloons are carrying WiFi connectivity to developing regions lacking network infrastructure
Self-repairing and snow-melting concrete, climbing drones, solar roads… Let’s see how technology and engineering get together to build the future.
Robotic technology has taken one step further towards the development of a new muscular system able to provide varying degrees of pressure and handle fragile materials.
An earthquake-detecting app sends alerts to people near the epicenter, giving them vital seconds to seek shelter
A pilot test in India that will analyze CCTV images through algorithms is the latest initiative to prevent crime through AI systems.
Robots now use electrostatic attraction to manipulate the more fragile goods on assembly lines
Construction is already experimenting with augmented reality to look through architectural models or to breathe life into projects still in the drawing.
Maximum connection speed at minimum cost, that’s the prospect of a future in which we will be constantly connected, according to research being carried out at the University of Washington.
Thanks to radio frequency technology, the users of the new AR glasses can locate objects and machine parts out of sight as if utilizing X-rays.
Tablets for isolated communities, low-cost incubators or portable hydropower plants for areas without access to electricity are some of the initiatives aiming to transform the world.
Thanks to the New York tree map, you can get to know each specimen, its environmental contribution, and its maintenance status with a simple click.
