How realistic is a world where #robots, #drones, #androids and #AI (Artificial Intelligence) will replace all human work and effort? I caught up with ABC radio local’s – Tony Delroy and our special guest Jonathan Roberts Professor in Robotics at Queensland University, in one of our regular on-air chats to explore what robots are currently […]
From knitted quilts on display at this year’s Brisbane Royal Show where 4BC’s Clare Blake is broadcasting live from to 3D printers may seem like a large step, but in reality the artisan, bespoke, one-off nature of quilting and 3D printing are almost identical. Both require you to start from a need, find or make […]
I’ve just returned from a lengthy trip to the USA and Middle East, beginning at CES (Consumer Electronic Show) in Las Vegas looking at the near future and ending with an exploration of the medium to long term future through the eyes of the world’s second largest Silicon Valley – Israel. CES, the largest annual […]
Exclusive Cocktail Sisha’s Price $16,000; Margaritaville Tahiti Frozen Concoction Maker . Price: $499.99, Wolf Warming Drawer. $1,925, 24 Karat Gold Genuine Ostrich Egg Vase. Price: $280 and a holiday beach locker that screws into the sand and stores your personal belongings were the conversation starters for Michael and Clare of Brisbane’s 4BC’s afternoon program and I to […]
3D printing seems to be making the headlines more often lately as we hear about 3D printing for medicine, manufacturing, housing, foods, cars and just about everything. even though the technology has been around since the 1980’s it’s only in the last few years that it has become commercially viable with technology, need and culture […]
Wristbands that use your heartbeat to unlock your wallet, car and home; artificial limbs restoring sense of touch; injected bandages that can stop bleeding within 15 seconds, 3D printed homes and wireleslly charged busses make their way on to Britain’s roads, were just some of the top tech and innovation stories David Dowsett of ABC […]