Sophia’s likeness to a female human has garnered international recognition but her realiser Dr David Hanson has even bigger plans.
The world’s largest ocean cleanup will begin this year by the Ocean Cleanup foundation but more work is necessary to rid our oceans of plastic waste.
Money really doesn’t grow on trees. Here’s how four friends with socio-economic values set up their business, after leaving their careers.
Julian Voss-Andreae journeyed from physics to art to create his ingenious disappearing sculptures like his Quantum Man.
Can robots be ethical? Through his research, Professor of robot ethics, Alan Winfield, thinks that might not be such a good idea.
CEO of Avani bags believes we can really stop using plastic. He discusses how bioplastic bags may be the best alternative, also about the thing he calls cassabag and the fact that it’s edible.
Mining itself is not environment friendly but mining companies are acquiring technologies that can minimise their environmental impact.
The technological age has forced people to become wary of smartphone and technology addictions, technology addiction consultant psychiatrist, Dr Richard Graham, explains.
Technology and talent have made the phenomenal fragmented sculptures of Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity and dancing fairies possible for Russian architectural designer, Vasily Klyukin.