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InformationVideo published by 19Bozzy92 This video shows an old car from 1967, straight out of an old 1960s science-fiction movie. Its special feature is that it has only two wheels and automatically balances itself. However, it does not seem very safe or easy to use, but it is rather fun to watch.

InformationVideo published by Brut Boris Presseq has the habit, almost impulsively, of writing in chalk the names of the plants he comes across in the city. The Toulouse resident, passionate about vegetation, walks through the city and marvels at every plant he finds in the smallest corners. What may be simple weeds to us have, for him, a story...

InformationVideo published by Drone China   This magnificent video shows us drone footage above the city of Shenzhen in China. A modern and beautiful city with a science-fiction feel in these images. I do not know whether the footage was heavily edited, but it is good work.  

InformationsUne équipe de l'université du Maryland, tente de faire décoller un véhicule dont l'énergie ne provient que d'un être humain. Ils ont passé les 4 dernières années à travailler sur ce projet très spécial. Il faut mesurer la balance entre le...

The adaptogenic mushroom market is experiencing unprecedented growth in Europe: +340% in sales in 2025 according to Euromonitor, and the trend is accelerating in 2026. Lion's mane, reishi, cordyceps, chaga… these exotic names are flooding pharmacy shelves, health food stores, and social media feeds. But behind the buzz, what does science...

InformationVideo published by Tom Scott In this video, Tom Scott presents a new kind of elevator, perhaps one from the future, capable of moving horizontally as well as vertically. Others had already tried to find workarounds to gain this ability, but those techniques were closer to tricks than to real horizontal movement. The German company...

InformationVideo published by Bloomberg In this video, Alan Jeffries introduces us to the M.I.T Media Lab in Boston in Massachusetts. A technical engineer, Everett Lawson, shows us a prototype he built himself for his own body. It can replace his leg and also let him feel, through electrical impulses, what is happening on the sole of the bionic...

InformationVideo published by Kirsten Dirksen In this video, Rory Aronson presents his project: an automated gardening system capable of managing a vegetable garden from start to finish with very little assistance. An engineer by training, with a few agriculture courses behind him, the idea quickly took shape in his mind and the project improves a...

InformationVideo published by Bertolt Meyer Mr. Meyer has had a prosthesis since he was very young. For some time now, thanks to progress in the field, he has been able to control an artificial hand with thought, like a muscle. He can therefore send different electrical impulses to perform different movements. He is passionate about electronic...

InformationVideo published by Boston Dynamics In this 2-minute advertisement from Boston Dynamics, we get to see a demonstration of the Spot robot. A small four-legged robot that could offer several uses in different fields, as shown in this video sequence. It is presented as agile, customizable, able to move across different types of terrain, and...