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When we queue up future virtual assistants to get advice on how we should dress for the day’s weather or which route to work will be quickest, the answers may soon look like they’re coming from a living, breathing human being thanks to advanced digital rendering techniques.
Technology could in effect give voice back to people with conditions such as Parkinson’s
Surgeons could be assisted in the operating theatre by medical robots following the first demonstration of a robot that can navigate autonomously inside the body.
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A biologist from Rochester has developed an innovative method to create nacre in the laboratory
Most residential buildings are built with traditional reinforced concrete which are limited to rise up to 27 floors only.
Microsoft developed a coding language for children who are blind or visually impaired.
Malawian teen taught himself how to build a windmill from library books.
Researchers have developed a new technology to produce longer-lasting lithium batteries.
Researchers are developing a cleanup CubeSat which would hunt down and de-orbit debris on the cheap using onboard nets and tethers.
Researchers in Singapore have developed EndoPil, a self-inflating weight-control pill that overcomes the limitations associated with endoscopically administered intragastric balloons.
The possibilities of data exfiltration.
One company has developed an alternative to plastic straws that you can eat.
University of the Highlands and Islands creates the first large-scale aircraft to be powered by variable-buoyancy propulsion.
Drone home delivery company Wing has been approved as an airline by the US Federal Aviation Authority.
Apple is being sued for wrongfully identifying someone thru its facial recognition software.
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