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Engineers at Stanford University have developed robots that are small but mighty, and could help humans in real ways. 
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The world's technology giants are leading the way in office design, with Facebook's new Frank Gehry building, Amazon's biosphere and Tencent's new HQ. Are these the offices of the future?
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The first iteration of Google Glass was a flop with consumers (almost from the beginning), most wearables ultimately go unworn, and even boosters bemoan the..
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Futuristic Technologies that already Exist Today
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I stumbled across a new concept of pop-up store today whilst browsing Twitter today, it's currently on a kickstart campaign and looks great! Above is a video from the people at The Dandy Lab explai...
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It’s easy to dismiss the Internet of Things as something that reminds you to buy more milk, but it’s impact will span every industry
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October 3, 2014 5:54 AM
Why the Internet of Things is more than just a Smart Fridge. #business #futuretech
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New Technology projects Children's Artwork onto a gigantic wall
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October 3, 2014 5:56 AM
Amazing new Technology gives Life to Children’s Drawings. #technology
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Watch as we unveil what may be the food of the future – Soylent - and learn about its nutritional implications. Watch more videos: http://www.ndtv.com/video?yt. Via Pekka Puhakka
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Google tests its tail-sitter drone in a remote region of Australia. Continue reading →
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Reasons why you should Upgrade your old Home Heating controls
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Smartwatches and smart bands continue to dominate the wearable technology market, and are predicted to account for 87 per cent of all wearables shipped in 2018
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Stirring, adjusting the temperature, pouring and adding ingredients are all basic skills for a chef but they’re slightly harder to achieve for a robot. However, that’s not the case for this pair of robotic hands, which could be set to revolutionise cooking and kitchen operations. At present it’s able to knock up a crab bisque, …
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Tesla Motors [NSDQ:TSLA] CEO Elon Musk caused quite a stir when he tweeted that the company was preparing to unveil a "major new product line" that was "not a car." Most of the speculation quickly turned to stationary batteries that could be used to power a house or business. Those rumors were...
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The future of brands: as technology proliferates, humanity prevails, Marketing columnist Tracey Follows reviews this weeks' Google Brand Reimagined conference, finding that as much as technology unearths new behaviours, brands still need to stick to fundamental human truths. | Marketing Magazine
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Solution providers must identify the latest trends and piece together the puzzle to best fit their own and their customers' needs.
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Imagine downloading your favorite flick in 31 thousandths of a second. Such insane internet speeds are now a reality, with researchers rolling out a 255 terabits per second fiberoptic network which could transport the entire Internet on a single cable.
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The Nixie drone wraps around your wrist then launches into the air in front of you when a selfie photograph is needed.
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Predicting the future is hard and risky. But predicting the future in the computer industry is even harder and riskier due to dramatic changes in technology and limitless challenges to innovation.
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One day (soon, according to GM) it won't be weird to get in a car, go for a drive and see the driver take their hands off of the wheel while the car continues on self-guided.
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Researchers have concocted a ‘Robo Brain’ which can learn new things by gathering information from the Internet. All of the information will then be accessed by robots around the world.
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A patent application outlines how Disney’s theme parks could swap traditional displays for drone aerial light displays and animated puppets. By Samuel Gibbs
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Small, eco-friendly optical supercomputers may soon be crunching quadrillions of calculations per second (exaflops) if a company called Optalysys has its
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