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London Design Festival 2019: Sony looks at the future relationship humans can develop with robots capable of emotion
Affinity in Autonomy – an exploration into how technology can enrich our lives and society Since the creation of the world first Entertainment Robot, ‘AIBO’ in 1999, Sony has continued to grow its knowledge and understanding of AI and Robotics. At this year’s London Design Festival, Sony envisions a futuristic installation of AI…
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Head in the cloud(s): the return of Microsoft Flight Simulator
An unexpected revamp of Microsoft’s classic flying simulator could usher in a new era of cloud function for games
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These new all-pool Water Villas make you feel as though you are swimming out into the ocean
The loft-style living in the Maldives’ only UNESCO Biosphere Reserve ensures maximum connection to the ocean Located in the Maldives’ only UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Landaa Giraavaru’s new all-pool Water Villas are cool, calm and exceedingly chic. The new pools make you feel as though you are swimming out into the ocean. In an…
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The future of beauty is as exciting for customers as it is for inventors
The beauty brands are not only offering innovative, effective and aesthetic products. They are using new digital experiences to provide a better beauty experience. The future of beauty will be defined by limitless creativity, limitless tech, limitless agility, and limitless personalization. Powered by AI, the 360° immersion wall will allow viewers to surround…
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The SC1 is a signpost to Karma Automotive’s future
Southern California-based luxury electric automaker Karma Automotive announced the North American debut of its SC1 Vision Concept car at the 2019 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. According to Andreas Thurner, Karma’s VP of Global Design and Architecture, the SC1 is thought-provoking — it conjures a new definition of luxury and style with distinct…
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Elon Musk unveils plan to build mind-reading implants: ‘The monkey is out of the bag’
Neuralink startup plans to use small ‘threads’ to detect neuron activityMusk: tests show ‘monkey can control computer with its brain’