Swarm bots
Swarm bots
11/03/2010

Why have one robot when you could have a thousand all working together? Ian Taylor checks out the latest buzz...

Finding lost cities
Finding lost cities
05/02/2010

Satellite imaging is helping unearth ancient ruins. Dan Cossins joins the space archaeology race...

2020
2020 Vision
14/01/2010

24 Hours in Your Life 10 Years from Now The iPhone will be a distant memory and England's footballers will have had three more failed attempts at winning the World Cup. But what will life be like in 2020? Luis Villazon lets you peer into your future

3D cinema, TV and videogames
3D ready
19/11/2009

The next big thing? We’ve heard it before, but this time 3D really will go mainstream: 3D cinema, TV and videogames are all just around the corner says Spencer Kelly.

The net's next big thing
24/09/2009

Today Google, Twitter and Facebook are among the most popular sites on the net. But what will tomorrow’s online crazes be, and what will they do? JV Chamary looks at the things that will change our use of the web…

Rollercoaster science
The thrill engineers
27/08/2009

Human guinea pigs (including Bang Goes The Theory's Dallas Campbell) are riding roller coasters to see what really gets our adrenaline pumping. Andy Ridgway discovers how they’re helping to create the rides of tomorrow

Back to nature
01/11/2008

If you have a problem, chances are, nature has already solved it better than you ever could. Dan Cossins looks at biomimetics

Glastonbury 2020
Glastonbury 2020
30/06/2008

The music festival of tomorrow is buzzing with technology that will revolutionise the performances, the food and those unspeakable toilets. Ian Taylor books his tickets

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