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The MoSAIC Prize Challenge is launched with the aim of identifying new technologies for operating autonomous robotic in buildings; winners get hundreds of thousands of dollars, exposure to senior government officials in both countries, participation in workshops and the prestigious start-up program of the Merage Institute in California, and more

How the Ravens’ opera-singing, record-setting kicker calls on both his standout talents.

Hell burns hot for a killer’s heart...

Lai MohammedThe readers may be wondering why I say again. It is to connect the past with the present. It is about Lai Mohammed’s unrelenting efforts to hamstring the media since 2017. It is not unusual in these climes to have spacecraft in readiness to transport leaders into the clouds for them to lose their heads. Exactly 32 years ago, I wrote in these pages, drawing the attention of President Ibrahim Babangida to the cheer orchestra and the clapping crowd around him. The piece was captione...

Exit Wounds For Fans Of: Counting Crows, Tom Petty, Third Eye Blind The Wallflowers know how to make a return. Around since 1989, the American rock band has released seven studio albums, often spaced several years apart. Their most recent, Exit Wounds, comes nearly a decade after its predecessor.  Exit Wounds traverses the past, present and future; gloomy at times but hopeful at others. The Wallflowers’ comfort in their sound is palpable. Frontman Jakob Dylan’s distinctive gravelly vocals...

by Tyler Durden Wednesday, Jun 09, 2021 - 11:50 PM For a Communist nation, the Peoples Republic has notoriously weak labor protections. While gig economy workers face tremendous pressure to put in long hours with few breaks, as it turns out, their white-collar cousins are facing similar pressures to put in long hours as well. Nikkeis story starts out with testimony from Andy Wang, an IT professional in Hong Kong, whose company has been ratcheting up efforts to monitor its workforce. They call i...

South Korean industrial design student Minwook Paeng has created a "Third Eye" head-mounted camera that can alert phone addicts to oncoming objects.

A South Korean industrial designer has come up with a satirical solution for "smartphone zombies" who can't take their eyes away from their screen long enough to stop themselves walking into a wall or other obstacle.

Ft. Lauderdale wants a Boring Co. tunnel. Experts say it's unlikely to happen.

Is The Third Eye the future we deserve? Yes, yes, we all spend too much time on our phones. You know it, we know it, everybody knows it – but whats the answer? Screen Time? Self-discipline? Nope – according to one South Korean industrial designer, the answer is, of course, strapping a robotic third eyeball to your forehead. Dubbed The Third Eye, Minwook Paengs solution for a generation of ‘smartphone zombies’ is designed to spot obstacles in front of you, so you dont have to. The device...