Published 10 October 2017

Before operating on a child suffering from severe scoliosis with help from a robotized arm, the surgeons from the Amiens CHU trained on a 3D printed spine.

Published 19 September 2017

Among more than 200 masterpieces from its collections, the British Museum published the 3D model of the famous Rosetta Stone.

Published 18 July 2017

On July 13, in Amsterdam, 10 scientist makers set off on their European tour on board the Do-it-Together Science Bus, in association with the Waag Society fablab.

Published 11 July 2017

The most powerful MRI medical scanner in the world, equipped with a magnet weighing more than 130 tons, was presented on July 6 by the NeuroSpin institute, a research center dedicated to human brain imaging.

Published 4 July 2017

The European Parliament voted this July 4 in favor of a report destined to make goods longer-lasting and easier to repair.

Published 4 July 2017

The architecture made from mycelium proposed by Aleksi Vesaluoma with Grown Structures could enable to design solid structures, durable and respectful of the environment.

Published 20 June 2017

Chinese scientists have just established a record distance for quantum teleportation, 1,200km apart. A step further for data protection.

Published 13 June 2017

The cream of the contemporary art world has finally caught up to the virtual reality frenzy. Never too late...

Published 30 May 2017

Early May, NASA launched a call for projects to create the future fablab of the International Space Station and develop digital fabrication in orbit.

Published 23 May 2017

After launching the Bio Academy and the Textile Academy, the Fab Academy is considering expanding its programs to design and storytelling.

Published 16 May 2017

Tortoises ridden by robots that guide them is the experience of a team of Korean researchers. A first step towards biobots?

Published 9 May 2017

Researchers in the United States demonstrated that the replication of the HIV could be stopped thanks to the CRISPR-Cas9 technique, kind of genetic scissors.

Published 5 May 2017

Safecast, best known for its DIY Geiger counter, the bGeigie, just announced on April 29 its newest device: Solarcast has sensors to measure temperature, humidity, radiation and air quality.

Published 28 April 2017

Programing an assistant robot has never been as simple, thanks to the software developed by a team from Georgia Tech University that offers a point and click interface.

Published 20 April 2017

On April 28 will be held in Toulouse (Southwestern France) the first NanoCar Race. Four international teams will “drive” molecular machines on a nano-sized racetrack.

Published 7 April 2017

Researchers from the University of California presented a rubber-like material that is stretchable and transparent, conducts ions and can heal itself to regain all its fantastic properties.

Published 5 April 2017

A research published by U.S. scientific journal «Nature» describes how CNRS developed the first physical model of an artificial synapse.

Published 3 April 2017

The e-commerce giant Alibaba signed agreements to collaborate with Australian and New Zealand companies to launch pilot frameworks based on blockchain.

Published 3 April 2017

An internet user on the other side of the world can remotely pilot objects of So Kanno and Yamaguchi Takahiro's "Avatars" installation, presented at Ycam, the arts and media center in Japan.

Published 28 March 2017

Preview of the winning prototypes of the Haptic Design Award exhibited at FabCafe Tokyo. When every object has a palpable soul...