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Sensitive steering

The lamprey fish has already inspired gripping technology. Meanwhile a Japanese research team has taken its lead from the tip of an elephant’s trunk...

Accessible secrets

A lamp recognises epilepsy attacks. But WiFi light bulbs can be used for different purposes. Enter a US-based IT security technician and his prototype...

Valuable extractions

Coffee grounds have much to offer. So too waste from fruit, vegetables or nuts, as shown by the female founder of an American startup....

Chilling consequences

Donor blood could soon be in greater supply. When patients bleed heavily - like during heart operations - they need additional blood platelets. Currently...

Settled reaction

Environmentally-friendly pesticides rely on plant scents or pheromones produced by female insects. With its automatic sensor solution, meanwhile, an Australian startup is focusing on...

Hidden replacement

Internet browsing is possible without becoming an advertising target. But AI firms use any online content available to train their systems. Now, resourceful designers...

Minimalist comfort

Some vehicles move easily between road and rail. Meanwhile, a Portuguese startup has developed a light EV for on- and off-road driving. The reason?...

Profile-free results

Nosy smart home devices can be controlled. Free browsers and search engines collect huge amounts of data and create detailed profiles in order to...

Mature gains

CO2 can be stored in construction waste. Now, a female-founded Bristol startup is lowering emissions by transforming biological waste from industry and agriculture into...

Layered impact

An innovative powder staunches heavy bleeding. Meanwhile, a British research team has developed a double-impact dressing from plant-based polymers to reduce wound infections. To...