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1. These 3D printed electronics dissolve in water for faster recyclingIndustry and manufacturing4 Sep 2025
2. Xiaomi’s revolutionary new Dark Factory runs 247 without breaks, lights or peopleIndustry and manufacturing13 May 2025
3. Deutsche Telekom’s unveils new app-less smartphone OSAI and intelligence1 Apr 2025
4. Huawei finally launches it’s Android free mobile OSComputing3 Dec 2024
5. Huawei ups the smartphone ante with new tri-fold phoneIndustry and manufacturing17 Oct 2024
6. This game changing Augmented reality laptop lands this OctoberVirtual worlds17 Sep 2024
7. Researchers have created the world’s first pure glass laserIndustry and manufacturing18 Apr 2024
8. Rabbit R1 sells out as customers continue to queue up for the must have new gadgetAI and intelligence28 Mar 2024
9. OpenAI starts to test AI that automates tasks on devicesAI and intelligence8 Mar 2024
10. This new Chinese camera protects you from unauthorised facial recognitionSecurity and privacy11 Feb 2024
11. LG will release their giant semi wireless 77 inch transparent TV soonIndustry and manufacturing6 Feb 2024
12. With no ports, no wires, this first of a kind OLED TV also sticks itself to the wallIndustry and manufacturing3 Feb 2023
13. The Future of Smartphones and Devices – 311 InstituteArticles1 Jan 2023
14. LG shows off its latest amazingly stretchy display techIndustry and manufacturing14 Nov 2022
15. US Government to start giving IOT devices a cyber security rating from 2023Security and privacy10 Nov 2022
16. Intel Samsung show off their first ever expandable displayIndustry and manufacturing8 Oct 2022
17. In a world first LG’s latest stunning OLED display is also the speaker systemIndustry and manufacturing22 Aug 2022
18. The world’s first augmented reality contact lens just got its first human trialComputing1 Jul 2022
19. LG’s rollable TV screen becomes the center of attention as a sound barIndustry and manufacturing30 May 2022
20. This E-Ink reader now comes in full colourIndustry and manufacturing28 May 2022
21. Vivo patent shows a smartphone with its own built in flying drone cameraIndustry and manufacturing18 Feb 2022
22. Amazing new grain sized nanocamera snaps amazing hi def imagesIndustry and manufacturing26 Dec 2021
23. HTC unveil their latest slimline VR glasses to conquer the MetaverseVirtual worlds30 Nov 2021
24. GE teams up with NIH to put a COVID-19 sensor in your smartphoneIndustry and manufacturing4 Nov 2021
25. Samsung just built the world’s highest resolution 200MP camera sensorIndustry and manufacturing17 Sep 2021
26. Apple announces plans to scan every iPhone for child abuse imagesConnected society11 Aug 2021
27. Samsung shows off a new stretchable display perfect for wearablesIndustry and manufacturing12 Jun 2021
28. To beat Deepfakes researchers built a smarter cameraIndustry and manufacturing19 May 2021
29. Futuristic Dubai nail salon turns your nails into digital storage devicesComputing2 May 2021
30. Three tech giants team up to build ‘giant’ laptops with flexible displaysComputing24 Mar 2021
31. New smartphone ultrasound fingerprint sensor really gets under your skinIndustry and manufacturing16 Mar 2021
32. Samsung have been hiding their latest holographic TV’s in a dark labIndustry and manufacturing17 Feb 2021
33. First of a kind prototoype Russian TV ditches the plug to go fully wirelessEarth and energy5 Feb 2021
34. Sony’s newest TV has it’s own AI brain to improve your viewing pleasureComputing24 Jan 2021
35. Samsung’s new robot does all your housework and serves you wineRobotics15 Jan 2021
36. TCL shows off the world’s first sideways rolling TVIndustry and manufacturing26 Nov 2020
37. LG’s first rollable TV is now on sale for an eye watering priceIndustry and manufacturing24 Nov 2020
38. Apple iPhone 12 packs in Lidar to bring physical and virtual worlds closer togetherVirtual worlds31 Oct 2020
39. Cornell’s AI uses vibrations to instantly turn your dumb home into a smart homeAI and intelligence25 Sep 2020
40. Xiaomi show off the world’s first mass produced transparent televisionIndustry and manufacturing1 Sep 2020
41. World’s spies finally get the bug on a wall cam they’ve been chasing for so longIndustry and manufacturing3 Aug 2020
42. Revolutionary flat nano-thin cameras edge closer to mass productionIndustry and manufacturing28 Jul 2020
43. Facebook embraces holographics to create its first VR glasses prototypeVirtual worlds2 Jul 2020
44. Common element combinations could replace rare Earth metals in electronicsIndustry and manufacturing1 Jul 2020
45. Cameras that see round corners just got a major megapixel upgradeEarth and energy25 Jun 2020
46. Brain reading gadgets get closer after researchers pack a BMI interface into a pair of glassesBiotech and enhanced humans24 Jun 2020
47. Indoor solar cells could replace all the batteries in your gadgetsEarth and energy13 Jun 2020
48. A new smartphone based DNA test identifies and tracks disease in real timeBiotech and enhanced humans24 May 2020
49. As Covid-19 rages smartphones help South Korea keep tabs on people in lockdownConnected society26 Mar 2020
50. Developers show off next gen apps that get streamed to your phoneConnected society21 Feb 2020
51. Panasonic unveil their cool new ultra lightweight Morpheus inspired VR glassesVirtual worlds16 Feb 2020
52. Bosch unveil augmented reality glasses that shoot lasers into your eyeballsVirtual worlds8 Feb 2020
53. Intel’s newest laptop packs a foldable display into a tiny packageIndustry and manufacturing6 Feb 2020
54. Sony’s unveil their colossal new 16k display that could be yours for $5millionIndustry and manufacturing4 Feb 2020
55. Next gen wearable monitors your blood and the environment to improve your healthBiotech and enhanced humans1 Feb 2020
56. MojoVision unveil the world’s first augmented reality contact lensVirtual worlds28 Jan 2020
57. World first as researchers 3D print capacitors straight into PCB’sIndustry and manufacturing23 Jan 2020
58. Looking Glass unveil their stunning new 8K holographic displayVirtual worlds18 Jan 2020
59. New 3D printed liquid “lab on a chip” paves the way for liquid electronicsIndustry and manufacturing3 Jan 2020
60. Samsung’s new AI codec lets users stream 8K content over crappy networksAI and intelligence21 Dec 2019
61. Alphabet’s Everyday Robot project creates robots that learn without programmingRobotics6 Dec 2019
62. Futurist on TV: The Gadget Show, Channel 5Articles17 Oct 2019
63. Gallium “heartbeat” discovery gives re-configurable electronics a boostIndustry and manufacturing7 Oct 2019
64. World first after researchers create an AI made of glassAI and intelligence13 Sep 2019
65. Samsung’s impressive AI turns video into digitally rendered VR worldsAI and intelligence2 Sep 2019
66. Pinsized sensor brings chemical identification to your smartphoneSecurity and privacy28 Aug 2019
67. Chinese scientists unveil electronics that dissolve to protect classified dataSecurity and privacy19 Aug 2019
68. University nabs multi-million pound to create next gen reconfigurable electronicsIndustry and manufacturing17 Aug 2019
69. IBM unveil their artificial tongue to improve food safetyAI and intelligence28 Jul 2019
70. World’s first batteryless bluetooth sensor harvests energy from the airEarth and energy23 Jul 2019
71. MIT’s crazy laser can beam adverts directly into your earsSecurity and privacy10 Jul 2019
72. Mission Impossible style smart contact lens gets US military’s attentionBiotech and enhanced humans26 Jun 2019
73. New 3D printed material heals itself after being cut in halfIndustry and manufacturing7 Jun 2019
74. Nanoscale Metalenses put Virtual Reality in perfect focus, and eliminate headsetsVirtual worlds5 Apr 2019
75. Qualcomm releases its first WiGig chipsets to push WiFi to gigabit speedsConnected society19 Mar 2019
76. Batteries are passé as researchers use ambient sound to charge smartphonesEarth and energy1 Mar 2019
77. Samsung gets closer to launching its first foldable smartphoneIndustry and manufacturing17 Feb 2019
78. Futuristic transparent electronics get closer thanks to a Swiss supercomputerIndustry and manufacturing16 Feb 2019
79. Boston Dynamic’s robot Spot the dog learns to danceRobotics6 Feb 2019
80. Google creates a neural network that picks out individual voices in videoAI and intelligence26 Jan 2019
81. Scientists 3D print Lithium Ion batteries for the first timeEarth and energy17 Dec 2018
82. New glasses will beam augmented and virtual reality directly into your eyesVirtual worlds30 Oct 2018
83. Drexel’s new spray on antennas can connect everything to the internetIndustry and manufacturing19 Oct 2018
84. Can your smartphone detect when you’re depressed? This startup thinks soAI and intelligence11 Oct 2018
85. This nano-membrane turns your skin into a loudspeakerIndustry and manufacturing9 Oct 2018
86. Scientists have created an ultrasound patch to monitor your vital healthIndustry and manufacturing27 Sep 2018
87. Windows are the perfect lens-less cameras for AI and VR headsetsAI and intelligence16 Sep 2018
88. Telepathic warfare takes center stage as US military bets big on neuro techBiotech and enhanced humans14 Sep 2018
89. DeepMind’s AI now has human like 3D visionAI and intelligence10 Sep 2018
90. DARPA splashes $1.5bn to re-invent the electronics industryComputing21 Aug 2018
91. It’s raining cash, US startup edges closer to creating solid state “Jesus” batteryEarth and energy22 Jun 2018
92. Bin your headphones, Noveto streams sound straight into your earsAI and intelligence19 Jun 2018
93. Japanese team show off their new flexible skin display technologyIndustry and manufacturing4 Jun 2018
94. Revolutionary Nano-antenna is hundreds times smaller than today’s state of the artIndustry and manufacturing14 May 2018
95. UC Berkeley’s atom thin display paves the way for truly invisible displaysIndustry and manufacturing7 May 2018
96. Your next smartphone could have sonarSecurity and privacy6 May 2018
97. Smartphone app uses selfies to detect Pancreatic CancerBiotech and enhanced humans21 Apr 2018
98. MIT’s “mind reading” wearable let’s you silently interact with all your devicesComputing4 Apr 2018
99. Ultrasound on a smartphone, Butterfly Network release the iQBiotech and enhanced humans16 Mar 2018
100. Chinese scientists unveil a new material that heals itself like human skinIndustry and manufacturing28 Feb 2018
101. ORNL’s new super fast ultrasonic dryer uses 70 percent less energyEarth and energy7 Feb 2018
102. Electric eel inspired bio-batteries could revolutionise pacemakers and wearablesEarth and energy6 Feb 2018
103. World first as scientists manage to make carbon fiber using plants, not oilIndustry and manufacturing30 Jan 2018
104. UBeam uses sound to wirelessly charge phones on stage, confounds criticsEarth and energy21 Jan 2018
105. Wirelessly charged smart underpants hit the floor at CESEarth and energy20 Jan 2018
106. Washing machines get a whole lot greener thanks to new Xeros polymer bead systemEarth and energy19 Jan 2018
107. LG unveils their giant rollable 65 inch and 88 inch Crystal Sound OLED TV’sIndustry and manufacturing18 Jan 2018
108. Researchers unveil self-charging fabrics that could power tomorrow’s Smart ClothesEarth and energy15 Jan 2018
109. ShiftWear’s custom E-Ink kicks bring clothing to lifeConnected society14 Jan 2018
110. Harvard revolutionises camera technology, invents MetalenseIndustry and manufacturing13 Jan 2018
111. Re-imagining retail, Robomart unveil their autonomous, mobile shop conceptTransport and mobility11 Jan 2018
112. Orii uses bone conduction tech to build the phone of your childhood dreamsAI and intelligence8 Jan 2018
113. Samsung unveils their new ultra fast charging, energy dense batteryEarth and energy11 Dec 2017
114. Researchers claim new ultrasonic fingerprint scanner is unhackableSecurity and privacy10 Dec 2017
115. New solid state coolant could spell the end of exploding batteriesEarth and energy10 Dec 2017
116. MIT’s new AI is helping scientists design new, futuristic materialsIndustry and manufacturing28 Nov 2017
117. World’s first ultrasound 3D printer prints and assembles electronics in situIndustry and manufacturing21 Nov 2017
118. AI can now listen to individuals in a crowdAI and intelligence20 Nov 2017
119. World’s first liquid transistor could usher in a new era of liquid computersComputing14 Nov 2017
120. MIT researchers use AI and a smartphone to see round cornersAI and intelligence23 Oct 2017
121. World first as Qualcomm shows off the world’s first 5G to mobile data linkConnected society17 Oct 2017
122. Researchers use 3D printing to create a soft electronic wearableIndustry and manufacturing14 Oct 2017
123. Researchers have created a 3D plasma hologram you can touchVirtual worlds13 Oct 2017
124. Revolutionary new IoT chip communicates miles without using any energyConnected society6 Oct 2017
125. World’s first holographic smartphone makes its debutVirtual worlds9 Sep 2017
126. Samsung to unveil new 11k TV’s with natural 3D effect in 2018Industry and manufacturing4 Sep 2017
127. New all seeing cameras will revolutionise computer vision as we know itAI and intelligence15 Aug 2017
128. A quarter of Dubai’s new buildings will be 3D printed by 2030Industry and manufacturing12 Aug 2017
129. Nvidia’s latest autonomous drone flies off gridAI and intelligence29 Jul 2017
130. The size of a grain of rice, researchers unveil the world’s smallest computersComputing29 Mar 2017
131. Google and HTC are developing invisible VR headsetsVirtual worlds7 Mar 2017
132. New brain reading computer lets paralysed patients communicate by thoughtBiotech and enhanced humans2 Mar 2017
133. Scientists 3D print an Eagle eye camera that’s smaller than a human hairIndustry and manufacturing27 Feb 2017
134. MIT’s newest chip could bring speech recognition to every deviceComputing20 Feb 2017
135. Artificial intelligence diagnoses disease by listening to your voiceAI and intelligence17 Feb 2017
136. Google RAISR sharpens photos and gives you super visionAI and intelligence13 Feb 2017
137. World’s best AI robo-hacker takes on BotnetsSecurity and privacy4 Feb 2017
138. Researchers prove your smart watch can flag when you’re getting illConnected society29 Jan 2017
139. Norwegian robot learns to self-evolve and 3D print itself in the labRobotics29 Jan 2017
140. New Chinese camera can see round cornersIndustry and manufacturing28 Jan 2017
141. Hackers can copy your fingerprints directly from photosSecurity and privacy21 Jan 2017
142. New battery breakthrough could charge devices in secondsIndustry and manufacturing15 Jan 2017
143. QuirkLogic’s new E-Ink whiteboard is a giant kindle for your officeIndustry and manufacturing7 Jan 2017
144. New H2 smartphone puts a lab grade molecular sensor in your handsIndustry and manufacturing7 Jan 2017
145. This scuba mask concept lets divers swim without tanksIndustry and manufacturing10 Dec 2016
146. Nanocrystal discovery turns normal glasses into night vision specsIndustry and manufacturing9 Dec 2016
147. Scientists turn nuclear waste into diamond batteries that last foreverEarth and energy30 Nov 2016
148. ISS SPHERE drones learn to see and fly around in space all by themselvesRobotics3 Nov 2016
149. New electronics breakthrough lets devices run for years without batteriesEarth and energy25 Oct 2016
150. Apples CEO Tim Cook speaks out the future of AIAI and intelligence19 Oct 2016
151. New GE connected dishwasher could disrupt two industriesConnected society12 Oct 2016
152. Panasonic unveil an invisible TV that doubles as the heart of your connected homeConnected society11 Oct 2016
153. The future of jobs in a Machine WorldOpinion20 Sep 2016
154. GE reinvents the dryer to disrupt the laundry industryConnected society16 Aug 2016
155. Caltech shows off self healing microchipsComputing22 Jul 2016
156. In the future everything will be connectedOpinion26 Mar 2016
157. Smart appliances will disrupt bankingOpinion26 Mar 2016