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While it might not be the first ever drone delivery system, Flytrex’s new delivery route is quite impressive. It has already been deployed in Reykjavik, Iceland, one of the best countries we’ve travelled in. Here they will be flying sushi and other take away foods over a single route to Read more…
We hear a lot about Nanotechnology with most of it being futuristic science stories. But you might not know that we’re currently fighting cancer with it today. Read on as I lead you through some of the more cutting edge examples. They’re still mostly early stage trials, but some of the Read more…
Self driving cars are getting big. You can tell it’s coming and a lot of people are very worried. Driving based jobs account for a huge number and what will all those people do once they’re unemployed? In this piece we look into the future not with a scare mongering Read more…
We all know one day you’ll have robots steal your job, in this two part series we teach you how to know if you’re vulnerable and how to win! To begin with though let me read to you an interesting fact I found few months ago: In 2012, Google, for Read more…
There’s a growing trend, especially in Europe, to ban fossil fuel driven vehicles. Numerous countries are hopping on the bandwagon in some form or another. So far the list includes: France: Complete country wide ban on the sale of new fossil fuel cars by 2040 [Source] UK: Complete country wide ban Read more…
As has already been pointed out by others, the Model 3 is equipped with an interior facing camera as standard. This along with more is all part of the new self driving technology that’s in the car. But what other features have been included to help with a fully autonomous Read more…
Many years ago I remember voice to text dictation programs being released. This was considered Star Trek tech as you would always see those actors talking to their computers back then. These old programs however required you to train them for hours on end and with a proper microphone headset. Read more…
Researchers from KIT have built a new and novel pair of Solar Powered Sunnies. The coloured, transparent solar cells are applied onto the lenses of the glasses. From here they supply a computer and two displays with power. The amount of power generated is around 200 milliwatts for both lens’. That’s enough Read more…