Technology Pick

Robotaxis are making their way into the transportation landscape, with autonomous vehicles (AVs) offering a new, innovative way to travel.

CIBR and NeuCyber are fast-tracking human trials of Beinao No.1, positioning it to become the world’s most widely tested brain chip, underlining China's determination to catch up with leading foreign brain-computer interface (BCI) developers.

Researchers at the Northwestern University, located in Illinois, United States, have developed a compact, wireless, wearable device that mimics the full range of human touch.

The University of California Riverside, has introduced Adaptive Generalized LiDAR Odometry and Mapping (AG-LOAM), an advanced LiDAR technology designed to enhance autonomous agricultural robots.

China has unveiled the world’s first emergency rescue and transport robots, designed for extreme conditions (-20°C to 55°C), while boasting quadrupedal, wheeled, and tracked mobility capabilities to navigate obstacles.

Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have achieved a major breakthrough in assistive technology, enabling a paralyzed man to control a robotic arm using only his thoughts.

The world’s first 1 nanometer semiconductor microprocessor, WUJI, has arrived earlier than its predicted timeline of 2027.

Starting in May, Skype will no longer be available; instead, users will be able to access Microsoft Teams’ free tier with their existing login credentials.

Tuvalu, a Pacific Island nation comprising nine islands, is confronting the existential threat of rising sea levels by launching the ‘Digital Nation’ initiative, aiming to preserve its identity, culture, and governance in the digital realm. ​

The race for artificial intelligence (AI) supremacy is intensifying. Chinese company, Monica, has introduced a new product that claims to be a fully autonomous "AI agent" known as Manus.