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Dec 17, 2016

Can we engineer the end of ageing?

Posted by in categories: bioengineering, biotech/medical, life extension

Biologist Daisy Robinton talks about engineering aging and the possibilities new technology offers.


Harvard University biologist Daisy Robinton reveals how science is helping us understand how and why we age.

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Dec 17, 2016

Headphones that Listen

Posted by in categories: media & arts, mobile phones

Tune In, Take Control.

With OV, your day becomes more productive, enjoyable, and just a whole lot easier. Use your voice to play a song, order groceries and check the news. Switch seamlessly between the best music and calls, voice commands and real world conversations, without missing a beat and without touching your phone.

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Dec 17, 2016

Only 1 300 out of about 6 000 satellites launched since the beginning of the space age are operational

Posted by in category: satellites

The D3 project, funded by the EU, is developing a decommissioning device, to be installed on the satellite prior to launch, that removes old satellites when they reach the end of their missions or their lives or when a major failure occurs.

#investEU #SMEs #SMEinstrument #space

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Dec 17, 2016

Aging Is Reversible–at Least in Human Cells and Live Mice

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, life extension

Changes to gene activity that occur with age can be turned back, a new study shows.

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Dec 17, 2016

New BMW motorcycle

Posted by in categories: robotics/AI, transportation

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BMW revealed a motorcycle so artificially intelligent that you can ride it without a helmet.

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Dec 17, 2016

Genetically Engineered Bacteria Will Be Our Martian Architects

Posted by in categories: genetics, space

And it will change how we think about construction here on Earth.

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Dec 17, 2016

Nano Dimension’s DragonFly 2020 3D Printer Takes Flight at CES 2017

Posted by in categories: 3D printing, electronics

NESS ZIONA, Israel, December 12, 2016 – Nano Dimension Ltd., a leader in the field of 3D Printed Electronics (NASDAQ, TASE: NNDM), will showcase its 3D printer for professional printed circuit boards (PCBs) and electric circuits in Eureka Park during CES 2017. The technology sits firmly at the intersection of 3D printing and printed electronics, and sets new standards for accuracy, complexity and multi-materiality in the fields of 3D printing and electronics prototyping.

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Dec 17, 2016

Making longevity politically mainstream

Posted by in categories: economics, life extension

A talk about how to make life extension mainstream.


Presentation by Didier Coeurnelle at Transpolitica 2016.

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Dec 17, 2016

Patients left blind after brain injuries can have vision restored through surgery

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, neuroscience

The procedure works by removing the vitreous gel that sits between the eye’s lens and retina, and replacing it with saline solution, researchers from the University of Washington, found.

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Dec 16, 2016

Why the United Nations Must Move Forward With a Killer Robots Ban

Posted by in categories: robotics/AI, terrorism

The reason I have been motivated to do this is simple. If we don’t get a ban in place, there will be an arms race. And the end point of this race will look much like the dystopian future painted by Hollywood movies like The Terminator.

Even before this end point, such weapons will likely fall into the hands of terrorists and rogue nations. These people will have no qualms about removing any safeguards. Or using them against us.

And it won’t simply be robots fighting robots. Conflicts today are asymmetric. It will mostly be robots against humans. So unlike what some robot experts might claim, many of those humans will be innocent civilians.

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