Empa researchers have created a tear-resistant living bioplastic based on fungal mycelium. The bioplastic could be used insensors or actuators.

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The EPIC Lab and Frugal Innovation Hub’s partnership with Veggielution promotes not just water efficiency but also food ...

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MIT researchers tested sensors in NYC's subway to detect airborne threats, finding that combining different technologies ...

"We want to look at the effects of long-term exposure to space — as if the Zylon material is going for a potential six- to ...

IKEA has built a strong reputation for making some of the most affordable and surprisingly capable smart home gadgets around, ...

MEMS Labs of Santa Clara, Calif.,  plans to unveil its next-generation headphone architecture during an upcoming seminar ...

Hisense’s ConnectLife AI platform is the glue across its smart home. At IFA, the company is debuting ConnectLife AI Agent, ...

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The Internet of Things technology is regarded as the "nerve endings" of smart parks. Through a network of sensors, devices within the park such as air conditioners, elevators, cameras, and access ...