Researchers have demonstrated the world’s first stretchable and comfortable LED display laminated into textiles. This advance could lead to wearable technology being less obtrusive and more comfortable, which would encourage them to be worn more often and increase the quality of data collected. Greater feedback to the wearer would also be enabled.
4lite’s Black-Out Bulb: The Revolutionary Solution for Deep Sleep
It's no secret that the quality of our sleep affects our overall health and wellbeing. Poor sleep quality can lead...
ANTOLIN i.JUMP open innovation challenge enters second phase
The ennomotive Grupo Antolin ANTOLIN i.JUMP open innovation challenge - which gives engineers the chance to win a cash prize...
ANTOLIN i.JUMP open innovation program offers 10k Euro Prize for the best in-vehicle UX ideas
ennomotive and Grupo Antolin have launched the ANTOLIN i.JUMP open innovation program. The first challenge gives you the chance to...
Honeycomb structures might be the key supercharging batteries
Material Scientists have developed a new material to extend the life of the batteries up to 100 times. The new...
New gesture control tech can turn everyday objects into remote controls
Lancaster Engineers have created new gesture control technology that can turn everyday objects, such as the humble cup of tea,...
Cambridge Engineers have created a transistor that functions for years without a battery
Engineers at the University of Cambridge have created a new design for transistors that can operate on ‘scavenged’ energy from...
MIT device identifies power-hungry home appliances
Engineers at MIT have created a new device that can identify appliances in your home which are using too much...
Breakthrough Starshot aims to reach Alpha Centauri within a generation.
Breakthrough Starshot is taking a novel approach to space exploration by using "nano craft" to reach Alpha Centauri within 20...
