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An alternative to pollinating insects
Mini flying robots are being built to replace bees in pollinating plants Harvard has developed tiny drone-like robots that can fly and are meant to pollinate crops just as honeybees do. The UK isn't the only country facing a food security catastrophe...
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The 50th edition of the CES in Las Vegas
CES 2017: The final word Autonomous vehicles. Superthin TVs. Triple-screened laptops. And Alexa everywhere. Welcome to another year in tech from Las Vegas. Fifty years from now, the CES show floor may be some hybrid of the real and virtual world, as telepresence...
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Medicine and Technology ! Our Futur ?
Synthetic blood vessel breakthrough could transform children's heart surgery A breakthrough in the manufacture of synthetic blood vessels has raised hopes that children born with serious heart defects could be treated in a single operation instead of...
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Smart clothes, a new market rising thanks to recent discoveries
Graphene ink may enable 'smart' clothes London: Scientists have developed conductive cotton fabrics using graphene-based inks that could lead to smart textiles and interactive clothes with applications ranging from healthcare to the Internet of Things....
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The Big Data !
Why data is the new coal “Is data the new oil?” asked proponents of big data back in 2012 in Forbes magazine. By 2016, and the rise of big data’s turbo-powered cousin deep learning, we had become more certain: “Data is the new oil,” stated Fortune. Amazon’s...
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Should we be afraid of mass surveillance ?
Snowden the movie: Ewen MacAskill watches the NSA super-leak come back to life Oliver Stone looks overwhelmed. It is May 2015, and we are in Munich on the penultimate day of shooting his drama about Edward Snowden. At lunch, the director seems anxious...
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Google's Assistant: The A.I Race
In quest for better AI, tech companies gobble up smaller companies: Study Tech giants are hungry for artificial intelligence. In a race to create the best AI tech solutions in an increasingly hot sector, U.S. tech giants like Alphabet's Google and iPhone...
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Transhumanism : a possible future ?
Transhumanism Is Inevitable "Transhumanism is becoming more respectable, and transhumanism, with a small t, is rapidly emerging through conventional mainstream avenues," Eve Herold reports in her astute new book, Beyond Human. While big-T Transhumanism...
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Elon Musk : Road to a Sci-Fi world
Hyperloop : qui veut voyager dans un tube, assis dans une capsule ? C'est un projet très tendance, relancé en 2013 par Elon Musk. Plusieurs modèles d'hyperloop viennent d'être présentés au Salon des techniques ferroviaires de Berlin. TUBES. S'asseoir...
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The Civil Drones: A future under control!
Drones : les nouvelles règles en vigueur au 1er janvier 2016 PRÉCISIONS. À la veille de Noël 2015, deux arrêtés(1) ont été publiés au journal officiel afin de préciser la règlementation en vigueur concernant l'utilisation des drones civils (de loisir...
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The rise of self-driving cars
Tesla fixes security in Model S after Chinese hack Tesla said Wednesday that it had fixed a software vulnerability in its luxury electric Model S sedan after a Chinese security team hacked a car's systems and remotely controlled it. The newest hacking...
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The workers of tomorrow !
A Robot May Be Training to Do Your Job. Don’t Panic. In my speaking engagements, when I mention the terms “the future of work” and “automation” in the same sentence, I often see the audience squirm. People’s worst fear is that their job will soon be taken...
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Virtual Reality: a new tool for many fields
More Than Gaming: The Many Applications of Virtual Reality Imagine a conference call in the not-so-distant future. Your boss and coworkers indicate by email that they’re ready to dial in. But instead of picking up a phone, you strap on a headset like...
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Google's fight for a safer internet
Good news, internet: The web is getting more secure While reports of major hackings continue to make news, the sites you visit are safer than ever before. In fact, the web is more secure than it was just a year ago. That's because more websites are finally...
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The Nokia 3310's return
Remember the first phone you owned? The Nokia 3310 is back The new Nokia feature phone is all about the past. The iconic Nokia 3310 was a global hit when it launched in the pre-smartphone days of September 2000. And now the classic is back: HMD rolled...
