Why Facebook “Protect” is all but protection
Facebook's new feature promises increased privacy, but we should be cautious…
Pioneering treatments for healing chronic wounds
In recent times, there have been many advancements in treatment of chronic wounds – we explore a few of the most exciting and innovative technological advances in this field over the last few years.
Sweat analysis – a new direction for wearables
A wearable microfluidic sweat analytics device has progressed from the lab to use in numerous organisations.
Falcon Heavy: looking past a brilliant publicity stunt
It might seem silly, but there are lessons to learn from Falcon Heavy
The future of medicine – edible QR codes?
Could the humble QR code form part of the medicine of tomorrow?
The Audio Focus: An introduction to over-ear IEMs
Could these new earbuds help you avoid external noise?
IC Hack 18 – a first timer’s perspective
A demonstration of what is possible in 24 hours when young, talented minds and litres of Red Bull come together.
Should we trust governments with our faces?
Why the latest developments in facial recognition should leave us worried.
Organs-on-Chips – A catalyst for drug testing?
The FDA and research groups collaborate with Emulate Inc. to evaluate the ability of Organs-on-Chips to speed up the drug testing process.
Why your toothpaste, a Toyota Prius, and a McLaren F1 car have more in common than you think
The hidden links between different technologies
Some of the biggest tech announcements of 2017
2017 has been a bumper year for tech announcements; from games consoles and smartphones to smart homes.
Tesla’s Semi announcement is really just a distraction
Why is a company that just posted the worst fiscal quarter in its history introducing yet more products they’ll fail to deliver on time?