Robots made of black magma or dogs for security, a car that charges itself on street lamps, the first homeless person in the metaverse, discover the news of the week!
INNOVATION
Robot ‘slime magnet’ could save lives — by searching our insides by nypost.com
Hong Kong scientists have created a state-of-the-art “slime robot” that can be magnetically manipulated to retrieve inadvertently ingested objects. Read more
SCIENCE
Scientists Have Finally Sequenced the Complete Human Genome by scitechdaily.com
When scientists announced the complete sequence of the human genome in 2003, they were fudging a bit. In fact, nearly 20 years later, about 8% of the genome had never been fully sequenced. Read more
MOBILITY
Street lamp charging explodes in Berlin by gearrice.com
As surprising as it may be, it is now possible to charge your electric car from a lamp post in certain areas of Berlin. Read more
CREATIVE CONTENT
French non-profit introduces ‘Will’, first person experiencing homelessness in metaverse by thedrum.com
We can’t retreat fully into the metaverse to avoid real-world issues, it created ‘Will’, the first person in the metaverse to be experiencing homelessness. Read more
UNSUAL
In Pompeii, a robot-dog guards the ruins of the ancient city by archyworldys.com
The Pompeii Archaeological Park is arming itself with new technologies to monitor and secure the ruins of the ancient city. Read more
EVENT
Laval Virtual by laval-virtual.com
In physical and virtual, Laval virtual is an exhibition dedicated to immersive technologies, augmented and virtual reality.
