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Superfood from thin air, anti-ageing drugs & 3D-printed houses
Superfood from thin air, anti-ageing drugs & 3D-printed houses

Steve Caplin enlightens Simon Rose as to the new protein superfood that can be made from thin air with little environmental impact. In California, hu…

2 years, 5 months ago

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A one-in-a-billion-year event, the Thermonator & an omnidirecitonal bicycle
A one-in-a-billion-year event, the Thermonator & an omnidirecitonal bicycle

In a once-in-a-billion-year happening two lifeforms have merged into one organism, says Steve Caplin. Post Office staff are using Google to tell if s…

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Avoiding kangaroos, various-legged robots & a crow imitating a siren
Avoiding kangaroos, various-legged robots & a crow imitating a siren

Steve Caplin on the latest tech. VW have developed a kangaroo scarer for cars. A home security device can fire paintballs or tear gas. There's a thre…

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Recharging drones, tea & post robots, DNA in air conditioners & vegan leather
Recharging drones, tea & post robots, DNA in air conditioners & vegan leather

Steve Caplin admires a Singapore company offering electric rental vans. In Denmark, they are developing drones that can recharge from power lines. Ja…

2 years, 6 months ago

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A timezone & crops for the Moon, AI nurses & Unidentified Submerged Objects
A timezone & crops for the Moon, AI nurses & Unidentified Submerged Objects

Tech expert Steve Caplin explains to Simon Rose why NASA believes the Moon should have its own time zone. NASA also plans to grow crops there in two …

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Brain chips, AI film and song-generation, a stair-climbing vacuum & railways on the moon
Brain chips, AI film and song-generation, a stair-climbing vacuum & railways on the moon

Steve Caplin marvels at the success of Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip, enabling a paralysed man to control a computer. He thinks filmmakers and son…

2 years, 6 months ago

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Robot space binmen & airport baggage handlers, flying taxis & maglev trains
Robot space binmen & airport baggage handlers, flying taxis & maglev trains

Steve Caplin heralds the development of robot rubbish collectors in space and driverless baggage handlers at Gatwick. After two weeks of being plugge…

2 years, 6 months ago

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Is Perplexity the new Google, Google's wifi problem & bionic eyes
Is Perplexity the new Google, Google's wifi problem & bionic eyes

Steve Caplin and Simon Rose marvel at new search engine Perplexity which they both feel knocks Google for six in its usefulness. You can try it at Pe…

2 years, 7 months ago

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Will the world run out of electricity, transparent laptops, hospital beeps & a mood app
Will the world run out of electricity, transparent laptops, hospital beeps & a mood app

Steve Caplin looks at the latest tech. Elon Musk thinks the world will run out of electricity next year because of AI. Lenovo has a concept transpare…

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Project Titan cancelled, why Odysseus fell over & sterilising mosquitoes en masse
Project Titan cancelled, why Odysseus fell over & sterilising mosquitoes en masse

Steve Caplin delves into the world of tech. The once officially-secret BT Tower has been sold to a hotel group. The Odysseus lunar lander fell over b…

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