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1. Ghost Murmur tool that allegedly found the downed US airman in Iran defies physicsAI and intelligence24 May 2026
2. Millimeter wave radar systems help researchers track bees and waspsAI and intelligence5 May 2026
3. Long range US X-Ray vision system sees threats from a mile awaySecurity and privacy15 Feb 2026
4. New sensors listen with light to prevent European submarine cable sabotageEarth and energy4 Oct 2025
5. This handheld device creates genetic profiles from airborne DNAEarth and energy27 Jul 2025
6. Chinese scientists created a nuclear Neutron gun to detect bombsEarth and energy18 Jul 2025
7. Automated cyborg Cockroach factory can churn out a bug a minuteIndustry and manufacturing17 Jan 2025
8. Quantum Shells could help ultra fast detection of high energy particlesIndustry and manufacturing17 Dec 2024
9. Northrup pitches AWACS without a plane to the US GovernmentSecurity and privacy9 Dec 2024
10. Meta shows off Sapiens its foundation human vision model for AIAI and intelligence8 Oct 2024
11. China’s LAIRD radar with 5900 mile range detects plasma bubbles over GizaSecurity and privacy29 Sep 2024
12. Nanobots can now enter your brains cells to spy on themBiotech and enhanced humans19 Sep 2024
13. Artificial atoms help achieve ultra secure quantum computersComputing6 Aug 2024
14. Wild new WiFi routers turn your home network into a security radarSecurity and privacy25 Jul 2024
15. New living electronics healthcare device developed to monitor inflamed skinBiotech and enhanced humans29 Jun 2024
16. Hypersonic weapons key strength makes them vulnerableSecurity and privacy9 May 2024
17. This new imaging tech lets researchers see inside Cancer cellsBiotech and enhanced humans5 Apr 2024
18. Scientists believe your conscious could span the entire universeBiotech and enhanced humans27 Mar 2024
19. This new Chinese camera protects you from unauthorised facial recognitionSecurity and privacy11 Feb 2024
20. New spray on sensor technology turns everything into a user interfaceAI and intelligence22 Dec 2023
21. These new acoustic cameras can take hi definition pictures of soundEarth and energy20 Dec 2023
22. This new quantum microscope sees things nothing else canEarth and energy11 Dec 2023
23. These new earbuds can read your mind and analyse your sweatBiotech and enhanced humans21 Oct 2023
24. This latest airport concept gets you through security in 30 secondsSecurity and privacy19 Oct 2023
25. At 5 million fps this is one of the fastest cameras in the worldIndustry and manufacturing7 Oct 2023
26. Electrogenetic breakthrough finds a way to control your genes via wearablesBiotech and enhanced humans7 Aug 2023
27. This new gel based sensor detects wound infections before they spreadBiotech and enhanced humans22 Jun 2023
28. New brain decoding tech lets researchers see through the eyes of Mice for first timeAI and intelligence23 May 2023
29. Molecular barcodes help suppliers keep track of Cannabis shipmentsIndustry and manufacturing23 Apr 2023
30. This ingestible Smart Pill helps doctors identify gastrointestinal issues fasterBiotech and enhanced humans11 Apr 2023
31. This ingestible smart pill monitors your gut health from the inside outIndustry and manufacturing5 Apr 2023
32. New algorithms save lives by taking seconds to calculate future Tsunami impactsAI and intelligence31 Mar 2023
33. Prophesee and Qualcomm partner to bring neuromorphic computer vision to smartphonesAI and intelligence28 Mar 2023
34. This new ultrasonic sensor detects gas leaks underground to make pipelines saferIndustry and manufacturing27 Mar 2023
35. This brand new sensor can read your body’s vital signs from across the roomIndustry and manufacturing12 Mar 2023
36. Self-aware robots that recognise themselves and have a sense of self are getting closerRobotics21 Feb 2023
37. Swarms of millions of molecular sized robots get busy building nanoscale stuffRobotics3 Feb 2023
38. Thanks to AI your WiFi can now sense when you’re struggling to breatheAI and intelligence14 Jan 2023
39. Human mini brains in mice respond to visual stimulii in trial firstBiotech and enhanced humans3 Jan 2023
40. Quantum sensors help BT boost the power of its 5G network a hundred foldConnected society28 Dec 2022
41. The US military is significantly ramping up its interest in quantum communicationsConnected society24 Dec 2022
42. NASA trials 3D printing electronics in low gravity in nod to future space coloniesIndustry and manufacturing6 Nov 2022
43. Tiny autonomous brainy robots get ready to explore your body from withinRobotics29 Oct 2022
44. China’s latest anti-stealth metric wave radar is the size of a clothes rackSecurity and privacy30 Sep 2022
45. Quantum sensor breakthrough reads brain activity from a distanceBiotech and enhanced humans15 Mar 2022
46. New quantum scanners detect underground tunnels with uncanny accuracyIndustry and manufacturing11 Mar 2022
47. First molecular electronics chip opens the door to exabyte scale DNA storageComputing12 Feb 2022
48. Sensors that detect Covid-19 in the air get major US military fundingBiotech and enhanced humans11 Jan 2022
49. Researchers new penny sized computer monitor bone health in real timeBiotech and enhanced humans9 Jan 2022
50. World’s first living robots made by AI surprise scientists by spontaneously reproducing themselvesRobotics28 Dec 2021
51. Amazing new grain sized nanocamera snaps amazing hi def imagesIndustry and manufacturing26 Dec 2021
52. Non invasive wearable tech monitors cholesterol levels through the skinBiotech and enhanced humans24 Dec 2021
53. New penny size computer monitors bone health in vivoComputing26 Nov 2021
54. GE teams up with NIH to put a COVID-19 sensor in your smartphoneIndustry and manufacturing4 Nov 2021
55. A new biocompatible AI takes healthcare monitoring to the next levelAI and intelligence26 Oct 2021
56. Researchers have flown the world’s smallest flying computersComputing11 Oct 2021
57. Samsung just built the world’s highest resolution 200MP camera sensorIndustry and manufacturing17 Sep 2021
58. Scientists have created a swarm of injectable brain reading nanosensorsBiotech and enhanced humans25 Jul 2021
59. Scientists built a perfectly replicating synthetic cellBiotech and enhanced humans29 Apr 2021
60. Pentagon scientists microchip detects COVID-19 in the blood before symptoms showBiotech and enhanced humans14 Apr 2021
61. Scientists developed a device that enables two way communication with plantsConnected society11 Apr 2021
62. New smartphone ultrasound fingerprint sensor really gets under your skinIndustry and manufacturing16 Mar 2021
63. Researchers create first of a kind quantum sensor that scans the entire RF spectrumIndustry and manufacturing7 Feb 2021
64. Memristor breakthrough puts a human brain at the edge of every networkComputing2 Feb 2021
65. At just 11 atoms the world’s smallest sensor sheds light on the quantum realmIndustry and manufacturing23 Nov 2020
66. The US military found a way to use AI to turn humans into living sensor networksBiotech and enhanced humans19 Nov 2020
67. Apple iPhone 12 packs in Lidar to bring physical and virtual worlds closer togetherVirtual worlds31 Oct 2020
68. Researchers develop microstructures that can self-assemble into new materialsIndustry and manufacturing17 Oct 2020
69. Researchers latest super-powered camera lets you see through wallsEarth and energy15 Sep 2020
70. Cyborg locusts get called up to sniff out bombs after scientists make breakthroughSecurity and privacy29 Aug 2020
71. The Future of Privacy | Boussias, Greece | Matthew Griffin | Privacy and Data Keynote SpeakerArticles13 Aug 2020
72. Scientists have created a brain-like Neurotransistor that learns by itselfComputing4 Aug 2020
73. Cameras that see round corners just got a major megapixel upgradeEarth and energy25 Jun 2020
74. Brain reading gadgets get closer after researchers pack a BMI interface into a pair of glassesBiotech and enhanced humans24 Jun 2020
75. Japanese researchers reveal a new gadget that lets people taste virtual foodVirtual worlds16 Jun 2020
76. Scientists have visualised stress in plants for the first timeIndustry and manufacturing8 Jun 2020
77. Researchers’ brainwave reading temporary tattoo reads your mind and your moodsConnected society25 May 2020
78. A new smartphone based DNA test identifies and tracks disease in real timeBiotech and enhanced humans24 May 2020
79. Scientists are developing a face mask that lights up if it detects Covid-19Industry and manufacturing18 May 2020
80. Microsoft just patented a way to let you mine cryptocurrency with your mindConnected society12 May 2020
81. First of a kind biosensor detects Covid-19 in the air around youIndustry and manufacturing20 Apr 2020
82. Our Algorithmic Society, the deadly consequences of unpredictable codeAI and intelligence10 Apr 2020
83. Thermal imaging enabled drones help Chinese identify people with Covid-19Robotics25 Mar 2020
84. Sweat sensor for wearables opens up a treasure trove of healthcare dataBiotech and enhanced humans17 Mar 2020
85. This new powerful terahertz camera uses lasers and radiation to see inside objectsEarth and energy27 Feb 2020
86. Next gen wearable monitors your blood and the environment to improve your healthBiotech and enhanced humans1 Feb 2020
87. New 3D printing technique helps researchers create better shape shifting materialsIndustry and manufacturing21 Jan 2020
88. Alphabet’s Everyday Robot project creates robots that learn without programmingRobotics6 Dec 2019
89. A new artificial human skin gives people spiderman like superpowersBiotech and enhanced humans11 Oct 2019
90. Pinsized sensor brings chemical identification to your smartphoneSecurity and privacy28 Aug 2019
91. IBM unveil their artificial tongue to improve food safetyAI and intelligence28 Jul 2019
92. World’s first batteryless bluetooth sensor harvests energy from the airEarth and energy23 Jul 2019
93. World’s first autonomous robot completes its journey inside the human bodyRobotics12 Jun 2019
94. Future musicians could be trained by AIAI and intelligence1 Jun 2019
95. First of a kind material lets solar panels generate electricity from snowEarth and energy8 May 2019
96. Paper based bio-battery uses bacteria to power the internet of thingsEarth and energy27 Mar 2019
97. Simple paper blood test diagnoses disease faster and cheaperBiotech and enhanced humans26 Mar 2019
98. Researchers have created a digital nose that can sniff out diseaseIndustry and manufacturing14 Mar 2019
99. Russian researchers used a common inkjet printer to print advanced Nano-SensorsIndustry and manufacturing11 Mar 2019
100. US military genetics program to turn marine life into giant living sensor networksSecurity and privacy31 Dec 2018
101. Scientists have created an ultrasound patch to monitor your vital healthIndustry and manufacturing27 Sep 2018
102. Mine hunting bees tracked with Lidar help farmers boost crop yieldsEarth and energy19 Sep 2018
103. MIT created a nanobot spray that gives dumb objects superpowersIndustry and manufacturing31 Aug 2018
104. Scientists have 3D printed the world’s first physical neural networkAI and intelligence11 Aug 2018
105. Revolutionary Nano-antenna is hundreds times smaller than today’s state of the artIndustry and manufacturing14 May 2018
106. Scientists create edible electronics using Graphene to improve food safetyIndustry and manufacturing20 Apr 2018
107. The robots of the future might not have a brainRobotics19 Apr 2018
108. Semi-synthetic cells could revolutionise everything from sensors to healthcareBiotech and enhanced humans12 Apr 2018
109. MIT’s breakthrough battery makes electricity from thin air, literallyEarth and energy22 Mar 2018
110. China’s new “Ghost Imaging” satellites will make US stealth obsoleteAI and intelligence6 Mar 2018
111. Quantum sensor breakthrough could one day replace global GPS systemsConnected society29 Jan 2018
112. Passive Wi-Fi breakthrough could revolutionise the Internet of ThingsConnected society27 Sep 2017
113. Lockheed’s new camera puts a space telescope in your pocketIndustry and manufacturing7 Sep 2017
114. Euclideon unveils the world’s first multi-user hologram tableVirtual worlds19 Aug 2017
115. Chicago Police Department goes hi tech to catch murderers in the actSecurity and privacy15 Jul 2017
116. The size of a grain of rice, researchers unveil the world’s smallest computersComputing29 Mar 2017
117. New ‘Cyborg’ brain implants could help paralysed people walk againBiotech and enhanced humans28 Feb 2017
118. Scientists 3D print an Eagle eye camera that’s smaller than a human hairIndustry and manufacturing27 Feb 2017
119. China’s new climate control program is a monsterEarth and energy18 Feb 2017
120. Researchers prove your smart watch can flag when you’re getting illConnected society29 Jan 2017
121. New Chinese camera can see round cornersIndustry and manufacturing28 Jan 2017
122. Scientists have created the coldest object in the UniverseEarth and energy17 Jan 2017
123. New H2 smartphone puts a lab grade molecular sensor in your handsIndustry and manufacturing7 Jan 2017
124. Soldiers digital twins let US Army 3D print replacement body parts in battleBiotech and enhanced humans5 Jan 2017
125. Velodyne’s new miniature LiDAR means many more autonomous thingsAI and intelligence3 Jan 2017
126. Huge new wireless sensor network to help scientists monitor biodiversity in the AmazonEarth and energy21 Dec 2016
127. New breakthrough will give prosthetic limbs a human sense of touchRobotics16 Dec 2016
128. Fords latest self-driving car looks surprisingly normalTransport and mobility14 Dec 2016
129. Walk in. Shop. Walk out. Amazon unveils its new cashless cashierless storeConnected society7 Dec 2016
130. New electronics breakthrough lets devices run for years without batteriesEarth and energy25 Oct 2016
131. Nascar quadraplegic Sam Schmidt reaches 100mph in this tricked out StingrayTransport and mobility29 Sep 2016
132. Apple, emerging technology and the iPhone that could beOpinion7 Sep 2016
133. Bomb sniffing UAV’s can thwart terrorist bombsSecurity and privacy6 Jul 2016
134. Monetising the Internet of EverythingOpinion26 Mar 2016