The device that makes your whole home dialogue (and finally does it good)
A control center for everything Switchbot Hub 3 is the new heart of the Switchbot ecosystem, but not only. It
Discovered in China one of the oldest matrilinear societies in human history (thanks to two cemeteries)
In a secluded corner of the Chinese province of Shandong, between the Tai-Yi mountains and the coast of the Mar
The lock that recognizes your face and sends notifications directly to the phone
Among the models available on the market today, Switchbot Lock Ultra stands out for an important technical feature: it is
Williamina Fleming: the maid that became a pioneer of modern astronomy
Born in Dundee, Scotland, in 1857, Williamina Paton Stevens Fleming It is remembered as one of the most important figures
Memory and critical thinking at risk: here’s what happens when you use chatgpt too often
In the era ofartificial intelligence Who promises to make us more productive and efficient, are we perhaps becoming less capable
Chatgpt miserably beaten with chess from Atari 2600: the IA collapses under the blows of a 1977 console
The scene seems to have come out of a science fiction story on the contrary: on the one hand Chatgptamong
The solar panel that heat 200 liters of water for free, made by a Belgian engineer with the refrigerators capacitors
In a world where energy, sustainability and environmental justice are no longer choices but urgencies, there are those who try
Scientists transform the wood into “superwood”, a more resistant material of steel and with 90% less emissions
A wood capable of resisting more of steel, which does not burn, does not rot and is not attacked by
MIT scientists revolutionize the air conditioning with a cooling device that works without electricity
With the aggravation of the climatic crisis and the consequent increase in the demand for air conditioners, the risk of
Swedish scientists create a revolutionary “fluid” battery that can take any form
A fluid batterymalleable and recyclable, capable of taking any form: no, it is not science fiction, but a reality already