Sci-Tech Interact with Virtually Real Art in London Its creators promise an exhibition unlike any other: visitors to the Royal Academy of Arts in London will be soon allowed to do something most galleries would frown upon – interact, walk through, and 28 November 2016
Panama €4.4bn US Navy warship breaks down... again Just 6 months ago, the US Navy acquired the world’s most technologically advanced destroyer. 23 November 2016
Sci-Tech How mobile phones are helping the blind to see Mobile phone cameras are connecting their blind users with helpers ready to "be their eyes" in a phone app that can transform partially-sighted users' daily lives. 23 November 2016
Sci-Tech Making the most of precious water in Morocco Morocco is at the forefront of eking the best out of poor soils and a harsh climate where water is scarce, and is boosting its rural agriculture with innovative, environmentally-friendly projects 22 November 2016
Sci-Tech ITU Telecom World shows off connectivity of the car ITU Telecom World in Bangkok gives a glimpse into a more intimate future between vehicle and user 21 November 2016
Target International innovation in Istanbul's Teknopark This is the second episode in our series Target Turkey. 21 November 2016
Sci-Tech Brain implant allows paralysed monkey to walk It’s being hailed as a major medical breakthrough: partially-paralysed monkeys have learned to walk again thanks to a brain implant that uses wireless signals to bypass broken nerves in the spinal cor 16 November 2016
Sci-Tech Creating solar energy from trash Electricity and hot water are a given in many parts of the world, but in the marginalised town of Garin, north of the Argentinian capital Buenos Aires, there used to be… 15 November 2016
Next Series A technological eye on the future of our seas and our agriculture From the ocean depths to the vastness of the cosmos, new technologies give scientists a better understanding of the world around us. 14 November 2016
Next Series Takeaway: Global observation 130 thousand antennas like these are being installed in Australia. 14 November 2016
Sci-Tech Tel Aviv hosts alternative fuel summit Air quality in cities is getting worse according to a recent UN report which says pollution leads to the deaths of more children every year than malaria and HIV/AIDS… 8 November 2016
Sci-Tech 'Alexa, what's the weather going to be like today?' Humans and robots in daily intercourse 3 November 2016
Sci-Tech The Kiss comes to life for the visually impaired The Belvedere Museum in Vienna has unveiled a 3D version of a famed Gustav Klimt painting. 2 November 2016
Sci-Tech Coming soon: robot cops on Dubai's streets “Robot cops” will soon be patrolling the streets of Dubai. 1 November 2016
Next Series Avatars help schizophrenia patients silence tormenting voices People with schizophrenia are volunteering for a European research project to help the control and perhaps even silence the tormenting voices in their heads by confronting a computer avatar of… 31 October 2016
Sci-Tech Hugh Herr moving mountains to end disability Hugh Herr ''a future world without disability'' 26 October 2016
Sci-Tech Ancient meets modern in 3D reconstruction of Pompeii home To this day, Pompeii's famous ruins are a source of wonder and mystery to countless visitors. 26 October 2016
Sci-Tech Virtual and Augmented reality the latest craze, big time Video game enthusiasts are watching and waiting to see what virtual and augmented reality will come up with next. 24 October 2016