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CES 2024: Control your Apple devices with the wave of your hand
Touchscreen who?
By Emmett Smith and Teodosia Dobriyanova
Pioneering spacecraft reaches moon's orbit, beams back images
Robotic explorer delivers new photo gifts on Christmas.
St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City gets a digital twin
Architectural preservation is in its 3D mapping era. 💅
The 3D printed buildings we loved in 2023
From space homes to building in war zones, 3D printing pushed the limits this year.
An entire country ran on renewable energy for six days straight
Portugal's plans for the future are even more ambitious.
Tiny wireless wearables now monitor health by capturing sound
The human body generates all sorts of sounds that can give out information about our health.
Iceland’s seismic waves sound awfully eerie. You can listen.
If people in Iceland could hear the seismic activity beneath their feet, it would sound like this.
Greenland’s glaciers are melting twice as fast this century, study shows
Satellite images and newly discovered historic photographs show a dramatic loss of ice over the last century.
How a flying hospital is helping fight preventable blindness
Peek inside the 'classrom in the sky' training eyecare professionals across the world.
NASA may get houses on the moon in our lifetimes
We’re not sure about Mars, but there may soon be life on the moon.
Artificial reefs could offer a new climate solution
As rising ocean temperatures lead to coral bleaching, projects like this can bring a level of resilience to marine life.
How the Sydney Opera House changed the world of architecture
The iconic performance venue was the first major building project to use computer analytics.
Google's flood forecasting tool is now out in the U.S. and Canada
Flood Hub is free and and can help people adapting to the changing climate.
Google Maps can now tell exactly where solar panels should be installed
Taking the guesswork out.
New microscope footage brings us closer to understanding the central nervous system
Peek at the micro cosmos that makes and breaks us.
In a race against extreme floods, some cities look to nature
Meet the architects igniting a green city revolution.
New implant can track the health of organ transplants in real time
This minuscule device could change the future of organ transplants.
The JBL 1300 soundbar is actually multiple speakers in one
Create surround sound or portable bluetooth players.
By Warren Shaw
Video game technology helped a woman regain her speech
The scientific success story has raised hopes that the tech could soon help more people.
How can we adapt cities to extreme heat?
"We need to go back to the understanding of how you design a building more naturally to keep cool."
This pocket SSD is a 2TB storage device the size of two bottlecaps
The tiny Sharge Disk has lots of storage and a speed of up to 1000Mb/S.
By Warren Shaw
The Yeelight modular light cubes will transform your space
Build a unique setup with the matrix cube, panel cube, or spotlight cube.
By Warren Shaw
This smart outlet can control your appliances
It automatically monitors CO2 levels, temperature and more.
By Warren Shaw
How 3D modelling helped the Greek shipwreck investigation
Hi-tech collaborative research has found new evidence.
Lightning trackers in space may help us prepare for extreme weather
The first images coming from the satellites are mesmerising.