Search results for

​As far as many people are concerned, there are just two ways of exploring other planets – either robots do it while all the humans stay back on Earth, or astronauts go and do so in person. According to a trio of scientists, however, the best idea may lie somewhere between the two.

If files on your computer suddenly vanished, you’d be in line for a new one pretty quickly, and yet that’s what our brains do all the time. Forgetting is a frustrating experience, but a new paper suggests that when it comes to human memory, forgetting things may be just as important as remembering.

Designed to make sometimes chaotic remote business meetings feel more natural, the newly announced Meeting Owl camera features a 360-degree camera that can both broadcast the entire room and focus automatically on the person speaking.

Even for a firm as happy to experiment as MVRDV, its Bałtyk tower has a very unusual design. The mixed-use building looks totally different depending on the where you view it from, appearing almost too narrow to support itself from some angles and solid and wide from others.

​If Mario coming to mobile still doesn't satisfy your nostalgic longing for yesterday's gaming heroes during your morning commute, then a raft of re-released retro titles from Sega might help get the job done.

Timex has something of a reputation of a middle-of-the-road, play-it-safe, value-for-money watchmaker, but the company is stepping out of its comfort zone to partner with France-based SilMach and create a new electronic watch movement using Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS).

It's an exciting time in display technologies, with flexible and transparent screens popping up regularly, albeit in the lab rather than on our devices. LG just set a new high bar though, with a huge 77-inch OLED screen that you can see through and roll up.

Jaguar is eager to keep the utility vehicles rolling out ... and understandably so, since it credits the ever-stylish F-Pace with helping it to an 83 percent sales bump last year. It already has the I-Pace in the works for 2018, and now it's released the first details of the E-Pace.

As emissions standards tighten, you might think International Engine of the Year would go to a clever compact powertrain or an engine that mixes miserly fuel consumption with punchy performance. Turns out the judges weren't thinking that way, and handed this year's award to the a Ferrari V8 instead.

Although mechanical irises are already a standard feature in cameras, scientists have recently created an autonomous artificial iris that's much more similar to those found in the eye – it may even eventually be able to replace damaged or defective ones.

Design firm Artefact Group has revealed a concept that would make the future of healthcare mobile. Integrating passive monitoring technologies in the home, a smartphone app, AI diagnostics and a self-driving clinic, the system combines a variety of innovations for a new spin on healthcare.

Dubbed "the most important Aston Martin ever produced" the Aston Martin DBR1 heads for Monterey Auctions next month with expectations of a sale price in excess of $20 million.