Leave it to Dyson to entirely redesign what a toothbrush is capable of.
Drone logistics pioneer Zipline plans to launch restaurant delivery in select US markets before year’s end.
Chalmers researchers turned deactivated baker’s yeast into amber-toned printed panels designed to biodegrade. A quiet argument against permanence.
The bottleneck slowing down the implementation of your AI is not the technology itself but your IT department
CipherX applies real permanent tattoos with a dissolving microneedle patch in fifteen minutes, no machine and no artist. Whether that advances the form is the question.
Cambridge scientists and a bio-designer built a living battery from blue-green algae. It has been generating power for six years. No charging required.
Any organisation, whether it’s a creative studio or a growing online shop, needs more than just access to AI tools to use them well. It takes a thoughtful, deliberate approach.