Melike Altınışık Architects unveil RAIM, Seoul self-built robotic museum

RAIM, Robot & AI Museum, was built by robots to tell the unfolding narrative of Fourth Revolution technology.

RAIM, Robot & AI Museum, was built by robots to tell the unfolding narrative of Fourth Revolution technology.

Entirely crafted from corrugated cardboard, the Enfold Pavilion features an AI-infused ‘second skin’ fabric that “could help treat anxiety and de-accelerate the mind and body.”

The Nook furniture collection allows children in the autistic spectrum to express themselves freely, find their own space, and engage.

Google returns to Milan Design Week with the ‘Making Sense of Color’ installation, inviting visitors to a multisensorial journey.

A chair made from digitally crafted bamboo, bricks made from upcycled wheat husks from local breweries, and more. Milan’s first Taiwan Pavilion poses questions for sustainable design.

Terminal 02: Kohler and Samuel Ross invite visitors to meander in a maze of orange industrial pipes to discover a bold, brutalist smart toilet.

What if a musical instrument’s design characteristics influenced a building’s architecture? For the House Sound project, Marcus Byrne harnessed Artificial Intelligence to create imaginary architectures in the shape of Ringo Star’s percussions, John Coltrane’s saxophone, and more.

Iridescent 3D printed sculptures and high-tech materials. At Maison & Objet, seven rising talents blend savoir-faire and digital technology.

“Tech-Eden: A New Natural Awakening” is the Maison & Objet 2024 main theme envisioning a revitalised future blending technology with nature.

CES 2024: the rise of artificial intelligence, out-of-the-box TVs and tech-delivery innovation. We rounded up five trends from Las Vegas.

AI – Artificial Intelligence reigns at CES 2024 in Las Vegas. From a parenting app translating babies’ cries to ChatGPT-powered cars. From a parenting app translating babies’ cries to a toothbrush talking through your bones to improve your brushing techniques and ChatGPT-powered cars.

The Motionsleep pillow harnesses Artificial Intelligence to enhance the sleep experience for individuals who snore or face breathing discomfort.

Tired of big black rectangles in the middle of the room? LG Electronics’ transparent OLED TV redefines the screen experience.

At the Consumer Electronic Show 2024 in Las Vegas, Samsung introduced a new version of Ballie, a home assistant following you around the house. Empowered by AI technology, a spatial LiDAR sensor, and a 1080p projector, the ball-shaped lovable robot is able to display movies, video calls and “greetings” on its surrounding surfaces.

A knitted in-vitro-grown steak, junk food mandalas and deceiving ‘dyed’ ingredients. Design Museum Holon’s FOOD exhibition explores the relationship between design and seduction.

French company Moonbikes revolutionises snow mobility allowing riders to explore nature without compromising it as it leaves behind a minimal operational footprint.

Faceless designer watch NOWATCH captures your most important bio-data to help you focus on living more fully ‘in the now’ without stress.

CES 2023 tech trends: metaverses you can touch, alternative electricity-powered vehicles, money and energy-saving smart devices, and inclusive innovations for people with disabilities.

From an assistive lipstick applicator for people with reduced mobility to a smart joystick for impaired gamers. We selected five inclusive and human-based tech design innovations at CES 2023.

We have created a Pinterest board rounding up some of the greatest innovations and gadgets on show at CES2023.

Sony and Honda’s new car brand, flying cars, snow bikes, and electric hydrofoil boats. Seven electric and future-driven automotive innovations debuting at CES 2023.

With ‘The Last Ocean’ luminescent installation, Jen Lewin raises awareness of ocean pollution. She teamed up with Ocean Plastic Technologies to bring forward an innovative, circular, and poetic solution to recycle and reclaim ocean plastic.

Smart technologies and visionary solutions for a better tomorrow take centre stage at the Dubai Museum of the Future. The striking, pillarless architecture features a glimmering facade emblazoned with quotes written in Arabic calligraphy.

CES 2022: self driving tractors, androids and healthcare-tech. The world’s most important Consumer Electronic Show, ventures into the new year bringing forward innovation.

NINU, the first world’s smart fragrance dispenser, brings a fresh breeze in the ‘technically sleeping’ perfume industry. It democratises scent creation, allowing you to mix your own fragrance. Up for pre-order and ships from June 2022.

Thanks to patented dynamic ‘Liquid Crystal’ lenses, 32°N glasses can seamlessly switch between “reading mode” for near vision and “scenic mode” for far distances.

Are you ready to drive a chameleon car harnessing the technology of Kindle’s electronic paper? At CES 2022, BMW unveiled the potential for future interior and exterior applications of the colour-changing E Ink coating in automotive.

Iris Ceramica Group presents Hypertouch, a pioneering solution allowing you to control heating, ventilation, air conditioning, light, audio-video systems and windows by simply caressing a ceramic surface.

Let’s admit it; our smartphones often outsmart us. With the FANTASTIC SMARTPHONES exhibition, students at ECAL University have developed tongue-in-cheek devices, robots and interfaces able to hack our mobiles and make us reflect on how much we have become dependent on Tinder, Instagram, What’s Up or TicToc.

How would our life be without bike-sharing, Zoom, food delivery and dating apps, social networks, Amazon, Uber and Netflix? The PLATFORM AUSTRIA exhibition at Venice Biennale triggers critical thinking on platform-driven cities.