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Japan has been developing robots to care for older people for over two decades, with public and private investment accelerating markedly in the 2010s. By 2018,...
But they are also snapshots of the times we live in. Last year I wrote that I would be pleased if we did not need to...
Chip companies such as Intel and Arm have long kept their blueprints proprietary. Customers would buy off-the-shelf chips, which may have had capabilities irrelevant to their...
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The impact of these technologies could be measured in the number of people affected. More than a billion people in China are now being exposed to...
People have always been fascinated with the question of human longevity. In this 1954 piece for Technology Review, James A. Tobey, author of more than a...
The solution, as Weinstein sees it, is to build floating turbines. Offshore wind power is following a progression that oil and gas companies charted with drilling rigs:...
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