Exoskeleton

Humans, the latest tally suggests, have approximately 21,000 genes in our genome, the set of genetic information in an organism. But do we really need every gene we have? What if we lost three or four? What if we lost 3,000 or 4,000? Could we still function? …

One of our takeaway from EWTS in Dallas last month was that it is not small, entrepenutial companies that are embracing XR technology first, but rather large enterprises. The reason is simple: large companies have the luxury of innovation offices or teams cha…

Despite their endless commuting, ants don't have traffic jams, regardless of the width of their path. One of the challenges of being part of a collective system is preventing traffic jams in crowded environments. From a human perspective, this can be seen ev…

The Crossfade Wireless (1st Generation) are a wireless version of V-MODAs famous bass-heavy M-100 model. Note: this product is from outside the country (Amazon US). Features CROSSFADE M-100 SOUND, WIRELESS FREEDOM - Uncompromising means building on…

Before he became a Kubrickian technophile exclusivelyand slavishlydevoted for years at a time to his own long-gestating projects, James Cameron established his name, in part, as a filmmaker uniquely gifted at crafting sequels that harnessed the appeal of the …

Sarah Connor changed the future when she helped destroy Cyberdyne Systems in 1991's action classic Terminator 2: Judgment Day. But that doesn't mean humanity was saved. According to Terminator: Dark Fate, the latest entry in the nearly-30-year-old franchise, …

Plans for a skinny skyscraper with a clever diamond-paned exoskeleton has won rave reviews from city planning commissioners, who predict it might be beautiful enough to earn a spot as one of LA’s most iconic buildings. If it’s ever built, that is. The p…

A crack has appeared in the flesh-colored polymer that covers the titanium exoskeleton of Mitt Romney, robotic overlord of Utah. While we previously believed that the Romney bot was coded well enough not to allow even hot dog and birthday cake-related tweets …

Fossils of tiny, horseshoe-shaped creatures that inched along the ocean floor in single-line formations some 480 million years ago reveal the earliest known collective animal behaviour, researchers have found. The remains of now-extinct creatures called tril…

The middle of Olympic Tower would feature a unique “carve-out” element. | Courtesy of Nardi Associates The developer says he didn’t want a “cookie cutter” high-rise Plans for a skinny skyscraper with a clever diamond-paned exoskeleton has won rave reviews fro…