University of London

Tablet-equipped "smart carts" like these may help make your shopping trips easier, but a new study suggests that they may also cause you to buy more than you would otherwise

AI and Humanoids

AI shopping cart users spend 32% more at supermarkets

One of AI's many promises is that it will help us do everything better. Work faster, research more seamlessly, and perhaps be more financially prudent? Well, not exactly. Research suggests that AI-assisted shopping may end up making you spend more.

The OLED tattoos have a thickness of just 2.3 micrometers

Wearables

First light-up OLED tattoos could track health and rotting food

Scientists in Europe have leveraged cutting edge OLED technology to produce a first-of-a-kind tattoo that could be used to monitor different metrics of physical human performance, the freshness of food, or even prevent sunburn.

Computing

Last operating ICT 1301 mainframe computer set to run again

A pioneering piece of computing history called "Flossie," the last operating ICT 1301 mainframe, is set for a new lease on life after recently being delivered to the National Museum of Computing in Milton Keynes, UK.