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Wearable to see the inner workings of the body

This technology enables continuous scanning of the body and brain in the form of a true wearable the size of a ski-hat or bandage.

Can you imagine fully charging your cell phone in just a few seconds?

MXene electrodes push charging rate limits in energy storage.

Teaching care robots about human poses

Expectations for care robots are growing against the backdrop of declining birthrates, an aging population, and a lack of care staff.

Immersion vs. Fitbit: Everything you need to know in 7 charts

Earlier this week, Immersion Corporation filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Fitbit. This is in addition to an existing lawsuit they have against Apple, also relating to the infringement of their patents in haptics, user interfaces and human-machine interfaces. In this article, James Hayward describes the background to these lawsuits within the broader context of the haptics industry.

David Yao joins Nanoco Group plc

Nanoco Group plc, developer and manufacturer of cadmium-free quantum dots and other nanomaterials, is pleased to confirm the appointment of David Yao as Senior Vice President of Global Sales.

Fuel cell vehicles enter serious production

Do fuel cells have a significant future in cars?

The road to fully flexible consumer electronics

Flexible consumer electronic devices are now a reality, and as forecasted by IDTechEx in the launch of the first ever market research report on the topic of barrier films for electronics almost ten years ago, innovation in encapsulation was one of the critical requirements that needed to be met in order to realize commercially viable consumer products.

Amber, the Dutch self driving startup

Amber, a Dutch self-driving startup, has stated that it would be the first in the world to deploy self-driving cars on a large scale.

Towards a high-resolution, implantable neural interface

The goal of The Neural Engineering System Design program is developing an implantable system able to provide precision communication between the brain and the digital world.

CPS Technologies

CPS Technologies are manufacturers AlSiC MMC parts. IDTechEx technology analyst Dr Richard Collins interviewed Dr Mark Occhionero (Senior Research Scientist).

Hacking the human brain

One of the greatest challenges facing artificial intelligence development is understanding the human brain and figuring out how to mimic it.

3D printing structural electronics

TNO discuss their developments on 3D printed structural electronics using selective laser centering from a polymer pattern, and shows examples of their 3D printed products.

Biofeedback technology helping improve balance in Parkinson's patients

A research team is developing a system that guides patients through a series of balance exercises using wearable technology.

UK's first electric truck plant to open in Banbury

The UK's first electric-only truck manufacturing facility is set to open in Oxfordshire.

Dutch solar park to power local Google data centre

Google and Eneco have announced that Google will purchase all of the green electricity generated by Sunport Delfzijl, the largest solar energy park in the Netherlands, for a period of ten years.

Second construction level of NASA challenge to 3D print a habitat

The teams are working to find ways to 3D print habitation structures using recyclables and simulated Martian soil, a technology goal that could support deep space exploration and advance construction capabilities on Earth.

Railway robots assist passengers

he East Japan Railway Company is hoping to introduce robots to its railway stations to assist passengers.

A future without fakes thanks to quantum technology

Counterfeit products are a huge problem - from medicines to car parts, fake technology costs lives.

Strategic drug discovery collaboration

Exscientia has entered into a strategic drug discovery collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline.

France to ban petrol and diesel cars by 2040

Nicolas Hulot announced the end of the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2040.