Rollable OLED TV Developed by LG
Described by LG as “revolutionary”, the 65-inch 4k OLED display can be hidden away by coiling itself into a sleek and minimalist base.
The First Quantum Computing System For Commercial Use Developed by IBM
At the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show, IBM has unveiled the world’s first quantum computing system for scientific and commercial use.
Interview with President and Co-Founder of Norlha
Dedicated to preserving the ancient culture of spinning and weaving, Norlha is a luxury fashion brand based in the Tibetan Plateau that utilizes ethically sourced wool from Yaks to create various textiles.
The World’s First Home Body Scanner Can Render a 3D Model of Your Body
A body scanner developed by Naked Labs is capable of rendering a 3D model of a body as well as provide metrics such as body fat percentage, show side-by-side comparisons of the user's progress, and more.
Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging and Automated Parking Concept Unveiled by Hyundai
A concept video demonstrating the wireless electric vehicle charging system alongside the Automated Valet Parking System (AVPS) has been unveiled by Hyundai and Kia.
Engineers Have Developed a Device That Can Prevent Tremors and Seizures
A neurostimulator capable of monitoring the brain's electrical activity as well as deliver electrical stimulation simultaneously has been developed by UC Berkeley engineers.
Traverse the Terrain Where Science Meets Art at Trevor Paglen’s Sites Unseen Exhibition
Currently hosting the works of multimedia creator Trevor Paglen at The Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., the exhibit titled Sites Unseen is composed of various forms of art that utilize science to inform.
Concrete Benches Woven with 3D Printer
Studio 7.5 in collaboration with XtreeE have created a series of 3D printed concrete benches with a woven pattern.
World’s First Electric Motorcycle with Integrated Human Machine Interface Created
Described as “the most premium and individual of EVs”, Arc Vector is the world's first fully electric neo-café racer with an integrated Human Machine Interface (HMI).
Biometric Data Intertwined with Art for an Interactive Installation Called Pusle
Composed of three interactive installations titled Pulse Index, Pulse Tank and Pulse Room, Artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s Pulse series is currently open at the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden during the dates of Nov. 1 - April 28, 2019.
Holographic Acoustic Tweezers Use Sound to Manipulate Levitated Objects
Researcher Asier Marzo Pérez and professor Bruce Drinkwater have developed a system called holographic acoustic tweezers (HAT) that can levitate and manipulate multiple particles individually using sound.
L’Oreal’s Battery-Free and Wearable Sensor Can Monitor Sun Exposure
Called My Skin Track UV, the world’s first battery-free wearable electronic that is able to measure both UVA and UVB rays has been developed by L’Oreal’s skincare brand La Roche-Posay.
A Coffee Cup Made from Desert Sand Has Been Created
In collaboration with The Foundry, a multi-disciplinary design firm called Tinkah has developed a material that combines Dubai's sand with the characteristics of slip ceramics to create a coffee cup that is "inspired by every shifting dunes".
The European Space Agency Has Released Images of an Ice-Filled Crater on Mars
Images of the 82 kilometres (51 miles) wide Korolev crater on Mars filled with 2,200 cubic kilometres (530 cubic mile) of water ice have been released by the European Space Agency.
UCLA Archaeologists Have Reconstructed the Lost Pumapunku Temple Using 3D Printing
Dr. Alexei Vranich and his team of archaeologists from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), have used 150 years of archaeological data to create and assemble a 3D printed scale model of the Pumapunku temple.
Designers from the Living Colour Project Are Using Bacteria to Dye Textiles
As part of a biodesign research project called Living Colour, fashion and textile designer Laura Luchtman and Ilfa Seibenhaar are exploring the capabilities of bacteria as a textile dye.