New Technologies for May & June (78aH*) :
– Gold as an innovative semiconductor,
– Skyrmions can transport data 10 times faster than today,
– Boston Dynamics’ human robots now more skilled, more agile than humans,
– Creating new and more difficult challenges for AI benchmarks,
– A material for commonly touched devices & surfaces to limit the spread of viruses
New Technologies for March & April (78aH*) :
– Manipulate light at the nanoscale,
– First quadriplegic patient wearing Neuralink brain,
– The world’s fastest camera
New Technologies for January & February (78aH*) :
– 23 Starlink satellites launched,
– A new material 10 times stronger than Kevlar,
– Energy from renewable sources to produce hydrogen from water,
– Visualize the molecular mechanism of DNA strand repair
New Technologies for November & December (78aH*) :
– Microsoft’ new 5D optical data storage on glass,
– A new superhydrophobic liquid-like surface
New Technologies for September & October (78aH*) :
– Mass production of a humanoid robot in 2024,
– A new AI tool to analyze millions of mutations,
– Creation of a new form of gold ion,
– Quadriplegic allowed to regain sensations thanks to brain implants
New Technologies for July & August (78aH*) :
– In situ 3D bioprinting at the level of the patient’s body,
– A monoclonal antibody compound intended to regrow new teeth,
– Quantum algorithms to more accurately produce artificial organic molecules
New Technologies for May & June (77aH*) :
– The first 3D printed fish net in the world,
– Fungi’s filament used for making clothing,
– An artificial intelligence providing suggestions for medical treatment,
– 100 million degrees recorded inside a reactor
New Technologies for March & April (77aH*) :
– A miniature robotic arm into the body,
– A new device using neutrons,
– Electrical stimulation to regain function in ones arms
New Technologies for January & February (77aH*) :
– A robot can change from solid to liquid state,
– A revolutionary 3D printing method
New Technologies for November & December (77aH*) :
– Photonics chip to get optical components into computer chips,
– First stretchable high-definition display,
– Micro-Robots controlled by an operator