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  1. Researchers show future AI chips could be built on glassComputing
  2. Researchers use 4D Printing to turn Sulfur into self moving soft robotsRobotics
  3. MIT manage to 3D print a complete working motor with moving partsIndustry and manufacturing
  4. Legacy European chip maker STMicro starts deploying humanoid robots to cut costsRobotics
  5. Eli Lilly accelerates drug manufacturing of GLP-1s with Digital TwinsVirtual worlds
  6. Roche speeds up drug development and doubles down on NvidiaComputing
  7. New ATLAS Robot from Boston Dynamics Automates Hyundai FactoriesRobotics
  8. China Completes World’s Most Powerful Hypergravity Centrifuge CHIEF1900 to Simulate Extreme Engineering DisastersEarth and energy
  9. Chinese state media fawns over a colossal 120,000 ton orbital space carrierSecurity and privacy
  10. Scientists use Metalenses to 3D print nanoscale objects accuratelyIndustry and manufacturing
  11. Elon Musk floats idea of 2nm capable Gigafab to rival TSMCComputing
  12. New reconfigurable DNA nanorobots compute, store data and deliver stuffIndustry and manufacturing
  13. Afraid of China Ford re-invents the factory production line to beat BYDIndustry and manufacturing
  14. BMWs humanoid factory robots get a huge performance upgradeRobotics
  15. This AI has designed over 100 new kinds of computer chipsComputing
  16. Japanese scientists develop plastics that dissolve in seawaterIndustry and manufacturing
  17. China unveils low cost fighter jet to disrupt US military export dominanceSecurity and privacy
  18. These new Infra Red contact lenses let you see in the darkBiotech and enhanced humans
  19. TSMC’s 2nm N2 process will enter production this yearComputing
  20. Huawei’s EUV substitute could change the global semiconductor industry foreverIndustry and manufacturing
  21. Xiaomi’s revolutionary new Dark Factory runs 247 without breaks, lights or peopleIndustry and manufacturing
  22. Welded Loops show off shoes made from a single Mono-MaterialIndustry and manufacturing
  23. Researchers make Cellulose for packaging from air for the first timeIndustry and manufacturing
  24. AI designed computer chips that human experts don’t understandComputing
  25. New imaging tech lets scientists see water forming at the molecular levelAI and intelligence
  26. Automated cyborg Cockroach factory can churn out a bug a minuteIndustry and manufacturing
  27. ASML’s new $300 Million machine tries to keep Moore’s Law on trackComputing
  28. Saudi Arabia invests in rebar construction robots to accelerate Neom buildRobotics
  29. Anduril ramps Autonomous Underwater Vehicle production in the USARobotics
  30. 3D printed Ghost Gun used in high profile murder of US healthcare CEOSecurity and privacy
  31. Researchers have created Hamsters that photosynthesise their energyBiotech and enhanced humans
  32. A ChatGPT clone can now design whole genomes from scratchBiotech and enhanced humans
  33. Lawrence Berkeley could be the first to create a brand new Periodic Table elementIndustry and manufacturing
  34. Startup Galy finally releases its lab grown cotton into the marketIndustry and manufacturing
  35. Adding Quartz to solar receivers could decarbonise the world’s industrial sectorEarth and energy
  36. New phase change material melts snow and ice without salt or shovelsIndustry and manufacturing
  37. This 3D printed material is stronger than anything produced by natureIndustry and manufacturing
  38. This new training system lets robots learn by listening to soundsRobotics
  39. 3D printed race car CZinger makes it into the record booksIndustry and manufacturing
  40. The American government launches a new Moonshot for infrastructureIndustry and manufacturing
  41. DARPA announces first of a kind project to allow real time drug approvalsBiotech and enhanced humans
  42. Siemens launches its first automated cyber defense system for CNISecurity and privacy
  43. SpaceX unveils their new high tech space suit for Mars colonistsSpace
  44. H2 Clipper wants to use robot swarms to build giant airshipsRobotics
  45. 3D printed reinforcement free bridge aces final testsAI and intelligence
  46. First living robots made from human cells surprise scientistsRobotics
  47. New ultrasound printer can print organs inside the human body without surgeryBiotech and enhanced humans
  48. New spray on sensor technology turns everything into a user interfaceAI and intelligence
  49. Google’s DeepMind AI just invented 380,000 new compoundsIndustry and manufacturing
  50. In a world first this organism has 50 percent synthetic DNABiotech and enhanced humans
  51. These programmable DNA nanobots can make new things and replicate infinitelyIndustry and manufacturing
  52. The EU unveils its new Industry 5.0 strategy for social goodIndustry and manufacturing
  53. These bacteria eat plastic waste and turn it into useful productsIndustry and manufacturing
  54. These transgenic silk worms spin spider silk six times tougher than KevlarIndustry and manufacturing
  55. AI can now create new and powerful designer proteins in just minutesAI and intelligence
  56. The toughest known structure ever has been discovered by a robot labRobotics
  57. The US Military’s Replicator program will churn out thousands of military dronesIndustry and manufacturing
  58. Nestle uses AI to set the creative rules for their 15,000 strong marketing teamAI and intelligence
  59. The world’s first space factory was just deployed, in spaceIndustry and manufacturing
  60. Invisible AI helps cars makers see what machines and humans do wrongAI and intelligence
  61. NASA’s hypersonic Rotating Detonation Engine passes first crucial testsTransport and mobility
  62. Andrew Ng launches LandingLens to democratise AI development for everyoneAI and intelligence
  63. This new nanotextured plasmonic paint based on nature never ever fadesIndustry and manufacturing
  64. Scientists are using AI to dream up amazing new unnatural enzymesAI and intelligence
  65. Wilson debuts an airless 3D printed NBA basketballIndustry and manufacturing
  66. Swarms of millions of molecular sized robots get busy building nanoscale stuffRobotics
  67. New genetic firewalls keep engineered alien bacteria safe from outside attackersBiotech and enhanced humans
  68. Microscopic robots manage to restructure products at the micro levelRobotics
  69. Chinese scientists unveil the world’s first tough, flexible ceramic with multiple applicationsIndustry and manufacturing
  70. Viruses become CRISPR Trojan Horses to genetically re-engineer bacteriaBiotech and enhanced humans
  71. Another breakthrough brings powerful molecular computers closer to realityComputing
  72. A US startup says 3D printing solid state batteries could double their capacityEarth and energy
  73. NASA trials 3D printing electronics in low gravity in nod to future space coloniesIndustry and manufacturing
  74. Scientists have created a new smart material that’s more AI than materialAI and intelligence
  75. Microbes can now make a rare in demand Cancer drugIndustry and manufacturing
  76. Researchers tap nanotubes and BNNT’s to create next gen hypersonic materialsIndustry and manufacturing
  77. Ultra tough diamond glass gets ready to annihilate Gorilla GlassIndustry and manufacturing
  78. This Mach 5 jet from Hermeus could be the first to have a 3D printed bodyIndustry and manufacturing
  79. China is using autonomous 3D printers and robots to print a giant hydroelectric damIndustry and manufacturing
  80. Researchers have invented a new kind of material that thinks for itselfIndustry and manufacturing
  81. FabRx uses 3D printing to print personalised medicines for kids with rare diseasesBiotech and enhanced humans
  82. Algae help researchers create the world’s first carbon negative concreteEarth and energy
  83. Researchers have replaced concrete aggregate with rubber in world firstIndustry and manufacturing
  84. Researchers use acoustic tractor beams to make complex structures in mid airSecurity and privacy
  85. New exotic protein rotors and axles will help nanomachines move fasterIndustry and manufacturing
  86. New bacteria and bioreactor breakthroughs are cleaning up toxic waste waterEarth and energy
  87. A new ultra lightweight hydrogen fuel tank could make jet fuel obsoleteEarth and energy
  88. A new DNA tool is speeding up vaccine development by a million foldBiotech and enhanced humans
  89. Genetically engineered gut bacteria produce Parkinson’s drugs in vivo for patientsBiotech and enhanced humans
  90. A new DARPA project is experimenting with living factories in spaceIndustry and manufacturing
  91. This new inverted skyscraper concept builds itself and harnesses the power of the deep oceansIndustry and manufacturing
  92. Unity and Hyundai unveil plans for the worlds first Meta-FactoryVirtual worlds
  93. This new 3D printing technique lets people print mini working machinesIndustry and manufacturing
  94. Radian unveils plans for revolutionary Single Stage To Orbit spaceplaneSpace
  95. The UAE is in new talks with Pantheon to 3D print an 11 storey skyscraperIndustry and manufacturing
  96. Orbital Assembly plans to open first space hotel in 2027Space
  97. New molecular assembler method makes manufacturing new drug compounds fasterIndustry and manufacturing
  98. This new quantum material mimics rare earth compoundsEarth and energy
  99. These inflatable houses could be home to future MartiansSpace
  100. This tech-style startup is replacing cotton with clothes made from algaeIndustry and manufacturing
  101. Volvo uses the world’s first green steel to make itself a dump truckIndustry and manufacturing
  102. AI is designing new alloys to order at super human speedsIndustry and manufacturing
  103. To hit 20 million cars a year Tesla bets the farm on a monster 12,000 ton GigapressIndustry and manufacturing
  104. Tecla’s amazing WASP inspired eco-friendly house 3D printed using local clayIndustry and manufacturing
  105. BMW unveils the iVision, the world’s first Circular Economy car conceptTransport and mobility
  106. Researchers have finally found a way to 3D print wood on demandIndustry and manufacturing
  107. BIG and Icon 3D print Martian Vanacular habitat as NASA eyes Mars ambitionsIndustry and manufacturing
  108. MIT and Harvard scientists develop a face mask that detects COVID-19 in the airIndustry and manufacturing
  109. Speedo’s insane 3D printed whale inspired Aquaman swimsuit has its own onboard AIIndustry and manufacturing
  110. Researchers innovative nanomaterial opens the door for bulletproof shirtsIndustry and manufacturing
  111. Bacteria manage to recycle plastic into vanilla flavouring in weird world firstEarth and energy
  112. A new mini 3D bio-printed Pancreas could spell the end of diabetesBiotech and enhanced humans
  113. Australian designer uses 3D printing and AI to create amazing butterfly inspired fashion lineIndustry and manufacturing
  114. BMW’s virtual factory uses AI and simulation to design better next gen factoriesVirtual worlds
  115. Scientists built a perfectly replicating synthetic cellBiotech and enhanced humans
  116. NASA students show off the world’s first 3D printed rocket padIndustry and manufacturing
  117. This 3D printed house is on sale on Zillow for half the price of its neighboursIndustry and manufacturing
  118. Futuristic Spinach can send you emails about climate change, life, and stuffConnected society
  119. This new shape shifting material responds to lightIndustry and manufacturing
  120. MIT’s lab grown wood and plants take aim at traditional farming and forestryIndustry and manufacturing
  121. DeepMind’s protein folding AI conquers biology’s 50 year grand challengeAI and intelligence
  122. Edible electronics tattooed onto your food could track both your food and your healthIndustry and manufacturing
  123. 3D printed artificial fruit looks better and tastes better than the real thingIndustry and manufacturing
  124. Hassell and NASA show off their fantastic Martian habitat conceptsSpace
  125. At just 11 atoms the world’s smallest sensor sheds light on the quantum realmIndustry and manufacturing
  126. NASA partners with ICON to 3D print its future MoonbaseIndustry and manufacturing
  127. Virus based molecular assembler helps researchers build next gen batteriesIndustry and manufacturing
  128. Researchers develop microstructures that can self-assemble into new materialsIndustry and manufacturing
  129. 3D printed mini-satellites head into space for first trialsIndustry and manufacturing
  130. New printing process turns common-a-garden paper into electronic gadgetsIndustry and manufacturing
  131. Raytheon unveils the world’s first 3D printed guided missileIndustry and manufacturing
  132. ESA machine turns moondust into oxygen and metal to help first moon colonists surviveIndustry and manufacturing
  133. Battery bricks turn your entire building into a giant batteryEarth and energy
  134. Massive AI powered robots are 3D printing entire rockets in the USIndustry and manufacturing
  135. Bespoke 45 carat lab grown diamond ring designed by Jony Ive sells at auctionIndustry and manufacturing
  136. Novel bio-ink lets doctors 3D print human organs directly into patients bodiesIndustry and manufacturing
  137. Nanotech helps chocolatiers create rainbow chocolates and give artificial colourings the bootIndustry and manufacturing
  138. Common element combinations could replace rare Earth metals in electronicsIndustry and manufacturing
  139. GE to use 3D printing to build the world’s biggest and most powerful wind turbinesEarth and energy
  140. A DNA motor to power future nanomachines just set a world speed recordIndustry and manufacturing
  141. Re-igniting Moore’s Law, MIT’s radical Carbon Nanotube computer leaps from lab to factoryComputing
  142. Researchers unveil the world’s smallest motor to power nanobots and nanomachinesIndustry and manufacturing
  143. DNA printers get ready to move from printing sentences to paragraphsBiotech and enhanced humans
  144. Innovators 3D print valves for snorkel masks to create oxygen masks for needy Covid-19 patientsIndustry and manufacturing
  145. 3D printing helps Italian doctors fix faulty respirators to help Covid-19 patientsIndustry and manufacturing
  146. German scientists just created the world’s first self-replicating synthetic cellsBiotech and enhanced humans
  147. The world’s biggest 3D printed house opens in DubaiIndustry and manufacturing
  148. This new powerful terahertz camera uses lasers and radiation to see inside objectsEarth and energy
  149. Scientists just created the wonder material Graphene from greenhouse gas Carbon DioxideIndustry and manufacturing
  150. Weird semi-synthetic bacteria churn out even weirder synthetic proteinsIndustry and manufacturing
  151. Scientists breakthrough turns common garbage into miracle material GrapheneIndustry and manufacturing
  152. World first as researchers 3D print capacitors straight into PCB’sIndustry and manufacturing
  153. New 3D printing technique helps researchers create better shape shifting materialsIndustry and manufacturing
  154. Harvard invents self-healing rubber to nail your tyre’s puncture problemsIndustry and manufacturing
  155. BigRep unveil the world’s first fully 3D printed electric carIndustry and manufacturing
  156. New 3D printed liquid “lab on a chip” paves the way for liquid electronicsIndustry and manufacturing
  157. 3D printing breakthrough lets users print multi-material objects with embedded electronicsIndustry and manufacturing
  158. Harvard’s new multi-material 3D printer makes printing soft robots faster and easierAI and intelligence
  159. Promising solar energy breakthrough could replace blast furnacesEarth and energy
  160. Researchers create a bone like metal foam that heals at room temperatureIndustry and manufacturing
  161. 4D Bio-Printing emerges to help scientists print better human organsIndustry and manufacturing
  162. Scientists develop the world’s first infinitely recyclable plasticIndustry and manufacturing
  163. Watch the world’s largest 3D printer print a 25 foot boatIndustry and manufacturing
  164. Pinsized sensor brings chemical identification to your smartphoneSecurity and privacy
  165. University nabs multi-million pound to create next gen reconfigurable electronicsIndustry and manufacturing
  166. Featured Futurist: How 4D Printing Will Shift the Shape of Manufacturing, SAPArticles
  167. Ingenious new fabric cools you down and warms you upIndustry and manufacturing
  168. NASA steps into the unknown with project to 3D print spacecraft in orbitIndustry and manufacturing
  169. Synthetic lifeforms closer to reality after AI creates world’s first synthetic genomeBiotech and enhanced humans
  170. Designer cells with two genetic codes give life on Earth a serious upgradeBiotech and enhanced humans
  171. KIT’s haptic tech brings a sense of touch to industrial control systemsVirtual worlds
  172. Artificial Photosynthesis breakthrough turns Carbon Dioxide into plasticIndustry and manufacturing
  173. Scientists have created a living material that has the three signs of lifeIndustry and manufacturing
  174. New self-healing material rebuilds itself using carbon from the airIndustry and manufacturing
  175. New 3D printed material heals itself after being cut in halfIndustry and manufacturing
  176. Baxter the robot fixes its mistakes by reading your mindRobotics
  177. “Green” concrete could help cut global greenhouse gas emissions by 10 percentIndustry and manufacturing
  178. Star Trek like Replicator manufacturing tech unveiled for first timeIndustry and manufacturing
  179. US researchers have found a safe way to 3D print explosivesIndustry and manufacturing
  180. World first as scientists use tractor beams to make objects danceEarth and energy
  181. Israel’s autonomous crane takes aim at the fully automated construction sites of the futureRobotics
  182. Here’s how NASA plans to build on Mars and the MoonSpace
  183. Space Tango unveil their autonomous, robotic space based manufacturing platformRobotics
  184. Robot swarms help scientists 3D print the buildings of the futureIndustry and manufacturing
  185. 3D printed fashion takes over New York Fashion WeekIndustry and manufacturing
  186. The Future of Superyacht Design | SuperyachtNews, UK | Matthew Griffin | Luxury Keynote SpeakerArticles
  187. US Marines 3D printed new barracks using the world’s largest 3D printerIndustry and manufacturing
  188. Scientists make biodegradable plastic from sugar and carbon dioxideIndustry and manufacturing
  189. A family in France become the first family to live in a 3D printed houseIndustry and manufacturing
  190. Scientists produce smart windows that generate their own electricityEarth and energy
  191. Scientists use electro-charged nanoparticles to create liquid mirrorsIndustry and manufacturing
  192. Revolutionising communications, Kymeta starts shipping metamaterial antennasIndustry and manufacturing
  193. DARPA splashes $1.5bn to re-invent the electronics industryComputing
  194. Solar panels made from cyborg bacteria promise even cheaper energyEarth and energy
  195. This new metamaterial could turn your car into its own airbagTransport and mobility
  196. Scientists push the boundaries of nanotech to build the world’s smallest houseIndustry and manufacturing
  197. Biodegradable plastics made from “Tree glue” could hit the shelves in five yearsIndustry and manufacturing
  198. Jeff Bezos wants to colonise the Moon and move heavy industry off EarthSpace
  199. Nike’s new 3D printed kicks get set to revolutionise retailIndustry and manufacturing
  200. A scientist captured an impossible photo of a single atomEarth and energy
  201. Fantastic self-healing material regenerates after suffering “catastrophic damage”Industry and manufacturing
  202. Stab these soft robots and they’ll self-heal instantlyIndustry and manufacturing
  203. UC Berkeley’s atom thin display paves the way for truly invisible displaysIndustry and manufacturing
  204. Semi-synthetic cells could revolutionise everything from sensors to healthcareBiotech and enhanced humans
  205. Under Armour’s new clothes help heal your body while sleepingIndustry and manufacturing
  206. MIT invents a 3D printed dye that lets objects change colour on demandIndustry and manufacturing
  207. Blackberry’s AI Robo-hacker gets to work finding bugs in connected cars codeRobotics
  208. Molecular programming breakthrough could create better molecular assemblersIndustry and manufacturing
  209. Chinese scientists unveil a new material that heals itself like human skinIndustry and manufacturing
  210. Harvard’s Metalense breakthrough could pave the way for real invisibility cloaksIndustry and manufacturing
  211. Bioengineers hack biology to turn living tissue into any shape they wantBiotech and enhanced humans
  212. World first as scientists manage to make carbon fiber using plants, not oilIndustry and manufacturing
  213. Scientists use sound tornadoes to create the world’s biggest tractor beamIndustry and manufacturing
  214. LG unveils their giant rollable 65 inch and 88 inch Crystal Sound OLED TV’sIndustry and manufacturing
  215. America’s most powerful supercomputer is building superior AI’sComputing
  216. Harvard revolutionises camera technology, invents MetalenseIndustry and manufacturing
  217. MIT’s new Smart Tattoo is like having a doctor on your armIndustry and manufacturing
  218. MIT’s Rapid Liquid Printing technology could be the future of furnitureIndustry and manufacturing
  219. 3D printed living inks breakthrough could revolutionise manufacturingIndustry and manufacturing
  220. New holographic printing technique is thousands times faster than regular 3D printingIndustry and manufacturing
  221. IBM’s AI learns how to predict the outcomes of chemical reactionsAI and intelligence
  222. MIT’s new AI is helping scientists design new, futuristic materialsIndustry and manufacturing
  223. Researchers have discovered how to build self-healing fusion reactorsEarth and energy
  224. World’s first ultrasound 3D printer prints and assembles electronics in situIndustry and manufacturing
  225. Modern Meadow gets ready to bring 3D printed meat and leather to New YorkIndustry and manufacturing
  226. Inside Amazons secret plan to crush retailers with AI fashion designers, stylists and on demand manufacturingIndustry and manufacturing
  227. ThyssenKrupp unveil their new cable free, go anywhere elevatorsIndustry and manufacturing
  228. Researchers use 3D printing to create a soft electronic wearableIndustry and manufacturing
  229. Infographic: 3D Printing in schools, and preparing children for the futureIndustry and manufacturing
  230. Revolutionary new IoT chip communicates miles without using any energyConnected society
  231. New air conditioning breakthrough cools buildings without using any energyEarth and energy
  232. Chip sized particle accelerators will make renewable energy even cheaperEarth and energy
  233. World first as AI and Blockchain come together to boost “Robot Intelligence”AI and intelligence
  234. New synthetic muscle breakthrough will create better, nimbler robotsRobotics
  235. This new sewing robot will put 168 million children out of workRobotics
  236. South Korea introduces the world’s first “Robot Tax”Robotics
  237. Researchers use just 14 atoms to build the world’s first 0.5nm transistorComputing
  238. Amazon is building a creative AI that can design clothesAI and intelligence
  239. New all seeing cameras will revolutionise computer vision as we know itAI and intelligence
  240. A quarter of Dubai’s new buildings will be 3D printed by 2030Industry and manufacturing
  241. NASA 4D prints new materials and mulls printing self-assembling space stationsIndustry and manufacturing
  242. Scientists have built the world’s first biological ‘teleporter’Biotech and enhanced humans
  243. Paper made from stone is transforming the paper industryEarth and energy
  244. World’s biggest meat producer begins rolling out robot butchersRobotics
  245. The first Mars colony will be 3D printed from Martian dustSpace
  246. Printed transistor breakthrough opens door for printed electronics and smart goodsIndustry and manufacturing
  247. PassivDom can 3D print you a $32,000 house in eight hoursIndustry and manufacturing
  248. Adidas unveils their first 3D printed mass market sneakerIndustry and manufacturing
  249. Adidas shows off it’s new on demand clothing storeIndustry and manufacturing
  250. Meat without the animals, Memphis Meats shows off new lab produced beef, chicken and duck dishesIndustry and manufacturing
  251. Housing company Apis Cor is 3D printing new houses in a dayIndustry and manufacturing
  252. The US Army just 3D printed a grenade launcher and grenadesIndustry and manufacturing
  253. Scientists have 3D printed functioning artificial human skinBiotech and enhanced humans
  254. These new Adidas trainers are made entirely from up-cycled ocean plasticIndustry and manufacturing
  255. Oracle’s America’s Cup yacht will never sail, because it fliesIndustry and manufacturing
  256. Google RAISR sharpens photos and gives you super visionAI and intelligence
  257. New nano material gives buildings, energy and stealth a big boostIndustry and manufacturing
  258. Researchers unveil the first telepathic link between a robot and a humanRobotics
  259. Robot sales in 2016 were the best everRobotics
  260. World first as scientists use two new DNA letters to create new “alien” life formBiotech and enhanced humans
  261. Norwegian robot learns to self-evolve and 3D print itself in the labRobotics
  262. Scientists create the first carbon free supercapacitorEarth and energy
  263. World’s tightest atomic knot will help scientists create new super materialsIndustry and manufacturing
  264. New 3D graphene is as light as air and ten times stronger than steelIndustry and manufacturing
  265. Under Armour’s new trainers are inspired by nature, designed by an AI and 3D printedIndustry and manufacturing
  266. NASA unveils its new Mars habitat conceptSpace
  267. QuirkLogic’s new E-Ink whiteboard is a giant kindle for your officeIndustry and manufacturing
  268. 1.2 million jobs to vanish as Foxconn unveils plans for fully autonomous factoriesIndustry and manufacturing
  269. Harder than diamond, the meteorite diamond that’s made in a labIndustry and manufacturing
  270. Huge Pacific Rim robot to help clean up Fukushima nuclear disaster siteRobotics
  271. New spray on polymer makes watermelons, and the Pentagon, indestructibleIndustry and manufacturing
  272. Scientists use defects to create a new programmable materialIndustry and manufacturing
  273. GE’s revolutionary industrial machines can have conversations with engineersIndustry and manufacturing
  274. GE’s 3D printed engine sets new 3D printing recordIndustry and manufacturing
  275. Get ready to experience millions of new, immersive worldsVirtual worlds
  276. Researchers 3D print body parts that work like the real thingBiotech and enhanced humans
  277. New heat resistant material breakthrough gives hypersonic flight a boostIndustry and manufacturing
  278. The internet pioneer behind Apache pushes blockchain to fuel the next big internet revolutionConnected society
  279. Britain’s Royal Mint unveils the most secure coin in the worldIndustry and manufacturing
  280. Wiivv paves the way for perfect fitting, 3D printed apparelIndustry and manufacturing
  281. Inside Ginkgo, the gene factory where robots help make new weird synthetic organismsIndustry and manufacturing
  282. Panasonic unveil an invisible TV that doubles as the heart of your connected homeConnected society
  283. Scientists create breakthrough everything-phobic nanomaterialIndustry and manufacturing
  284. Google teaches robots to learn from each other using a hive mindRobotics
  285. Scientists discover a way to 3D print bone on the flyBiotech and enhanced humans
  286. Dubai announces plans to put the entire Emirate onto the blockchainConnected society
  287. New programmable material breakthrough lets plastic flowers bloomIndustry and manufacturing
  288. Wanxiang announces plans to use Blockchain to underpin it’s $30 Billion Smarter Cities programConnected society
  289. The future of jobs in a Machine WorldOpinion
  290. 3D printed ovaries help infertile mice give birthBiotech and enhanced humans
  291. Ford rolls out collaborative robots and ringfences workers jobsRobotics
  292. Scientists travel to the edge of space to 3D print a heartIndustry and manufacturing
  293. Nano watermarks sort the fakes from the originalsIndustry and manufacturing
  294. BAE’s trials a molecular assembler that one day will grow drones in the fieldIndustry and manufacturing
  295. Nature, the world’s new factoryIndustry and manufacturing
  296. The future of jobs and educationOpinion
  297. Self assembling space stations and the end of flat packIndustry and manufacturing
  298. CIO Innovation Series: Nick Burton, Head of ICT and Digital at Belron GroupOpinion

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