Tech

The climate crisis demands radical solutions. In Japan, the "human refrigerator" Duemon Box cools workers in minutes. This signals a shift from environmental comfort to personal safety devices, heralding a high-tech future.

Developed by Northwestern University, Phantom Twist is a nearly invisible drone that exploits a "bug" in human vision. By spinning at high speed, it becomes an imperceptible blur, opening up revolutionary possibilities for monitoring and surveillance.

Anthropic shifts MCP to a stateless HTTPE model with asynchronous tasks and in-chat UI apps, promising simpler scalability, lower infrastructure costs, and secure instant integration for users, enterprises, and developers.

A creator turned Steam favorites into USB-equipped cases with DRM-free installers to secure future access. Between licenses and store shutdowns, what’s next? Impacts on AI, cloud and archiving.

A startup has developed a fully autonomous drone that hunts and downs mosquitoes mid-flight using only its propellers. Thanks to ultrasound and AI, it identifies the specific target, promising to clear entire areas of this lethal insect.

The Italian government has approved a decree allowing law enforcement to use facial recognition. This is a turning point for public safety that redefines digital identity and raises crucial questions about privacy.

Founded in 1957 to power Olivetti’s Elea, STMicroelectronics now underpins AI data centers. With AWS and NVIDIA ties and Franco‑Italian governance, its path hinges on chip cycles, EU incentives, and surging AI power demand.

Developed in Genoa by a team from IIT, Gene.01 is the new humanoid robot poised to revolutionize Fincantieri's shipyards. Designed for strenuous and hazardous jobs like welding, it aims to fill the gap left by a shortage of skilled labor.

Researchers at UC Berkeley have created an electronic "nose" with sensors and AI to detect spoiled food directly in the refrigerator. This technology promises to reduce waste and food poisoning but raises concerns about privacy and control.

China inaugurates its first 1 GW offshore solar plant off the coast of Shandong. Floating panels, integrated fish farms and 5% greater efficiency: the future of renewable energy comes from the sea.

Tesla's autonomous taxi promises rides at under a dollar per mile. Tests are already underway across the United States, and the numbers speak for themselves: early investors could pocket nearly $20,000 a year without lifting a finger.

A US biotech firm claims to have created the world's first synthetic egg to resurrect extinct species like the dodo. Between genetic editing and ethical unknowns, the line between science and science fiction is fading fast.

For the first time, two humanoid robots completed real surgical interventions in a preclinical trial. A silent revolution that could reshape global medicine, from telesurgery to rural hospitals and beyond.

From the Netherlands comes the technology of living moss facades. The company Respire transforms grey concrete into green surfaces in just three months, opening unprecedented scenarios for smart cities and AI-driven urban planning.

Three events are shaking the digital world: GTA 6 without a disc, Sony ending physical games by 2028, and 550 already-purchased films deleted. Digital ownership is proving to be an illusion.

Yuan is Yubi Tech's new humanoid robot: silicone skin, emotional recognition, and prices starting at €15,000. A future where machines keep us company is no longer science fiction.

Rapid Liquid Printing defies gravity and cuts production times from 50 hours to 10 minutes. A revolution set to transform automotive, medicine, and AI-driven industrial design.

A Chinese mask translates and clones voices in real time using AI. Impressive, but with a 3-second delay. Will it change how we learn languages or remain just a gadget?

A solar-powered AI collar controls entire herds from a smartphone app. Peter Thiel invested $220 million in Alter, the startup aiming to eliminate fences, labor costs, and outdated ranching methods.