Japanese artist and musician Ei Wada, whose previous work focuses on turning decommissioned household appliances into musical instruments, has launched a new band that performs using only modified barcode readers.
Camera-based security solutions are commonplace nowadays but many don’t like having a hackable camera in the home. Swedish company Minut offers an alternative that doesn’t use a camera but instead monitors noise, movement, temperature and humidity.
The Coeio Infinity Burial Suit is a collaboration with zero waste fashion designer, Daniel Silverstein, that neutralises toxins in the deceased’s body and encourages rapid transfer of nutrients to plant life.
STAR Labs is Samsung’s Future Factory and their latest endeavour is a sci-fi movie come to life. Talking, acting, learning, thinking like real humans, their AI-powered bots do something other bots don’t – they look human.
The world’s first carbon-negative Vodka has arrived. AirCo’s creators claim that they have discovered a method for extracting CO2 from the air around us and converting it into, of all things, booze!
Always the showman, Elon Musk put his new Cybertruck through its paces at the recent launch: it survived a sledgehammer attack and demolished a Ford F150 in a tug-o-war – but the internet loves a #fail.
In the future, mere survival may be an opportunity for high-end design. At least that’s what we’re getting from SeymourPowell’s latest collection of dystopia-busting designer products.
They look like regular pigs, if a little smaller, but it’s what’s inside that could save thousands of human lives a year.
In an effort to counteract corporate Japan’s notorious culture of overworking, Microsoft Japan CEO, Tikuya Hirano, trialed a 4-day work week and it paid off.
Google wants to help you kick your phone addiction with Paper Phone. What is paper phone? Well it’s just that, a paper phone. Minus the ‘phone’ part.
