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How can we change the way we teach in schools?

Although much has changed technology-wise since the dawn of the new millennium, the way young people are taught in schools has remained something of a constant. Isn't it about time the education system was tweaked for the modern age?

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A clever laboratory for smart homes

In partnership with The European Commission

A new lab is to evaluate dozens of smart devices and how they can communicate with each other to make our lives easier.

Business Planet

Helping European SMEs to go international

In partnership with The European Commission

In this Business Planet, Euronews's Serge Rombi goes to Copenhagen in Denmark to discover a network that's been setup across Northern Europe to enable entrepreneurs to overcome the challenge of finding new customers and partners abroad.

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Locally made robots wait tables at Kathmandu restaurant

Locally made robots took over waiting duties in a Kathmandu restaurant.

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How to improve the early diagnostics of ophthalmic diseases?

In partnership with The European Commission

How can the latest optical technology improve the early diagnostics of eye and also some neurodegenerative diseases?

Living

This is solving unexpected environmental problems

The art of reusing shipping containers.

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Japanese man 'marries' virtual reality character

With nearly 40 wedding guests looking on, Akihiko Kondo lifted up the veil on his bride and kissed her. The only catch? Kondo's bride is a virtual reality star.

World News

Modern technologies: Will they one day take our jobs?

A 2017 study by the McKinsey Global Institute predicts that by 2030 as many as 800 million jobs will be lost to automation. But who will be the most affected and how can we prepare?

Netherlands

Wing-flapping drone mimics insect flight

Dutch researchers have built a wing-flapping drone which mimics insect flight – and could teach zoologists more about how real insects' brains work.

Portugal

Are vertical farms the answer to healthier, longer-lasting food?

With the global population set to hit 9 billion by 2050, indoor farms say they are the solution to feeding the world.

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7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life

7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life

Green News

Saving the Great Barrier Reef

Two Australian universities have found a way to restore damaged parts of the world's largest collection of coral reefs.

Living

The walking garden

Is this a revolutionary invention?

World News

This is Europe’s ‘most innovative city’

Athens has been named as Europe’s ‘most innovative city’ by the European Capital of Innovation contest and has been awarded a cash prize of €1 million.

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Digital technology goes back to school

In this episode of Futuris we take a look at a new online self-reflection tool aiming to make the most of digital technology in the classroom.

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Glasses that give your eyes superpowers

An Italian company is developing augmented reality glasses that it says will give humans superpowers

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Australia takes gold at World Drone Racing Championships

Australia's Rudi Browning beat more than 120 competitors to claim the top prize.

Sweden

Technology to help stroke survivors recover

A lab in Sweden has developed innovative technology to help stroke survivors recover.

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Transkribus system makes breakthrough in understanding medieval texts

Artificial intelligence is being used at the University of Innsbruck, part of the EU's READ project, to automatically transcribe previously unintelligible historical documents, and make the system available as a phone app.

Green News

Solar energy in your pocket

The best solar powered gadgets for your everyday and travel adventures.