Engineers in the US and China have designed a neuroprosthetic hand that provides tactile feedback and a degree of primitive sensation in a volunteer’s residual limb.  

Volumetric display technology developed by researchers at Brigham Young University in Utah, US, is able to produce 3D images that float in mid-air and which can be viewed from every angle.

By embracing AI as an enablement and resilience tool, we can reduce risks and drive progress, says Nick Kingsbury, partner at Amadeus Capital Partners.

Visually impaired people could one day navigate their surroundings with Theia, an assistive device that replicates the functions of a guide dog.

University of Cambridge researchers have developed a system that combines the benefits of printed maps with those of computer based dynamic maps.

Engineers at Glasgow University have developed aerohaptics, a new system that creates the sensation of physical touch when interacting with holographic projections.

Loughborough University researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system that predicts levels of air pollution hours in an advance, a breakthrough that could inform future carbon trading...