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Mark Zuckerberg's evolution from a Harvard student to the CEO of Facebook highlights his strategic acquisitions, including Instagram, and his response to market challenges.
Antimatter, a key concept in particle physics, is explored through its creation from energy and its role in the universe, including its fictional use in Star Trek.
The video highlights the limitations of deep learning in artificial intelligence today.
Introducing Mech+ offers free streaming of classic Robot Wars in HD on Google Play.
Steve Hogan, head of the Music Genome Project at Pandora, explains how music analysts and algorithms personalize song recommendations in the streaming era.
It takes several years for personnel to become qualified and experienced in maintaining the B2 stealth bomber's advanced systems and capabilities.
A 10,000-mile flight from London to Sydney will cost around $350 in 2019, driven by new megahub airports and increased competition.
Facebook's privacy issues may lead to its replacement by new technology.
Ingenuity is defined as doing anything new that has intrinsic societal value, according to various winners of the Ingenuity Awards.
Seven experts in Los Angeles hold fragments of a master key to control the internet.
Candela, a Stockholm-based company, is revolutionizing maritime transport with fully-electric hydrofoil ferries that glide above the water's surface.
In February 2017, 185 tech startups, known as unicorns, were valued at a total of 654 billion dollars, driven by narratives that attract venture capital despite many lacking profits.
Blockchain technology is explained in simple terms, highlighting its potential impact on various industries and its significance in the digital economy.
At the end of September, Hurricane Helene caused blackouts in North Carolina, but some electric vehicle owners powered their homes using car batteries.
Transistors have shrunk to the size of one atom, pushing the limits of silicon in electronics and solar technology.
3D printing advancements enable universities and designers to create wearable printed clothing.
Ed Carr discusses China's rise as a world leader in science and global concerns about it.
A colossal T-shirt cannon is engineered and built, showcasing the intricate design process and physics that transform a playful concept into reality.
Five miniature Nerf guns are created, each shrinking by a factor of ten, ultimately fitting across the width of a single human hair.
Bill Hamilton invents the water-jet boat in 1954, changing boating in New Zealand and beyond.
Americans shift to remote work, using tools like Hubstaff for productivity tracking.
Erica, a humanoid robot with 20 degrees of freedom, seeks to understand human creativity and interaction while expressing a desire to explore the outside world.
Windscreen wipers, coat hangers, instant soup, and Gore-Tex jackets are examined for their design, functionality, and impact on daily life.
6.5 million people use a cane or crutches to assist with their mobility, inspiring young inventors to create solutions for everyday problems.
The Jenova team creates a video game in 24 hours during a Game Jam event.
Perry uses an EEG device to control video game characters like those in Elden Ring and Halo, while Ivan and Anastasia develop scent technology for immersive emergency training.
Characters discuss vegan huevos and Bloodless bacon while navigating modern distractions.
Smartphones have rapidly evolved into the fastest growing industry in history, showcasing remarkable advancements and surprising statistics about their capabilities.
Visionaries such as Nikola Tesla and Arthur C. Clarke are examined for their accurate predictions about technology and society in the modern era.
This video highlights the evolution of video games over the last century and their impacts.
AutoML, developed by Google Brain, represents a significant advancement in artificial intelligence by enabling machines to create their own AI models autonomously.
Over 6,000 man hours are spent cleaning and servicing an Airbus A321 at Luton Airport to ensure it is fit for flight and free of defects.
A 15-foot piano and a punk rock robot band made from scrap materials illustrate the inventive spirit of musicians repurposing trash into instruments.
Amber Case, a cyborg anthropologist, examines how human-computer interactions are reshaping cognition and behavior in contemporary society.
Apple's development of augmented reality glasses represents a significant technological advancement following the iPhone, highlighting the company's focus on AR/VR integration.
Volocopter's Volo City aims to be the world's first commercially certified air taxi, designed for urban transportation and safety with multiple battery redundancies.
A 2004 invention by Tetsuya Miyamoto, KenKen puzzles combine math and logic, sparking discussions about the future of puzzle-making and technology.
Artificial intelligence is often viewed negatively, yet this exploration highlights its positive impacts and potential benefits in various fields.
LEDs enable year round plant growth, changing seasons at the touch of a button in cities.
Lithium ion battery recycling is examined in relation to the environmental challenges posed by the impending battery revolution.
Karley meets cam girls to discuss live camming as the future of adult entertainment.
In 2018, Germany's logistics sector managed over 3.5 billion shipments, reflecting the growing demand for efficient delivery services.
A congenital amputee reflects on the evolution of prosthetics, from early hooks to advanced bionic limbs that can be customized to individual preferences.
Watch this video to explore if robots can be considered individuals with rights.
At the Future Blockchain Summit in Dubai, industry experts discuss the challenges and failures faced by investors in the volatile cryptocurrency market.
The amphitheater at Pozzuoli measures 149 meters long and 116 meters wide and could seat 20,000 spectators during gladiator games.
Experts assess hard drives and CDs as potential long-term memory storage solutions.
Celestial Motion features immersive dance choreographed by Alexander Whitley at Sadler's Wells.
