No time for the dead: Japan embraces modern cemeteries with QR codes and cranes

Japanese researchers have developed chopsticks that artificially create the taste of salt, as part of efforts to reduce sodium levels

Japanese researchers develop taste-enhancing electric chopsticks

It has been two years since the Covid pandemic began in the March of 2020. There have been a number of changes since then in the world of human resources and hiring. The workers have worked into remote and hybrid forms of working and the recent professional changes including great resignation working from home and remote recruitment and onboarding have steered a dramatic shift in the work and management approach.

Impact of automation on jobs: Use of AI-based technology in hiring talent

Watch the field of robots as it advances and how new advancements in automation are transforming different sectors worldwide, take a look.

Emerging trends in the world of Robotics

Zacua the electric car brand in Mexico is breaking stereotypes, the automobile firm is going for 100% women employment in the vehicle factory.

Zacua, the electric car brand hires women from directors to sales division

Negotiators from the European Parliament and EU member states agreed on Thursday on a landmark law to curb the market dominance of US big tech giants such as Google, Meta, Amazon and Apple.

EU negotiators agree landmark law to curb Big Tech

Rise in electronic waste has been reported due to daily use of technology. To extract gold from waste, the Royal Mint will soon start salvaging the precious metal from laptops and mobile phones.

Tackling electronic waste: Royal mint aims to extract gold from E-Waste

Scientists have come up with a technology that can understand animals. Yes, you heard it right, Alexa for animals- Robots can understand whale songs, and much more.

Alexa for Animals: Tech is helping humans understand the animal kingdom

Sony’s latest versions of the Walkman, the pioneering portable music player first released in 1979, are nothing like the original cassette player that came with foam headphones.

Do you still love the Walkman?

India is looking for a electricity-based technology for mass rapid transportation that is cost effective and such as can be made in the country, Union minister Nitin Gadkari has said.

India looking for mass EV tech to build in India: Transport minister Gadkari

Digital art collecting platform Neon has created the world's first non-fungible token vending machine in New York City, aiming to make online art as accessible as soda or candy bars.

At New York's first 'NFT ATM', buying digital art is as easy as buying candy

Around 40% of Pakistan's workforce is dependent on agriculture. Technology start-ups in the country are rebooting the industry and making it more productive. Mariam Wardak tells you how.

South Asia Diary: Start-ups reboot agriculture in Pakistan

Radio came to Bhutan in 1973. Television came to Bhutan in the 1990s. Despite this late start, Bhutan is now surging ahead as a tech savvy nation with digitally connected schools and cryptocurrencies. Find out how.

Bhutan's digital journey: From hermit kingdom to tech savvy nation

On the first Tuesday of the year, author and political activist Don Winslow tweeted a photograph of an avid reader’s dream library. Bathed in the buttery glow of three table lamps, almost every surface of the room is covered with books.

A library the internet can’t get enough of

Living outside of our bodies has been in the realm of science fiction for a quite long time. But with the present level of technical advancements can we experience the outside world without actually being out there. This is the story of a seven-year-old who experiences being in a classroom without actually being physically present.

Seven-year-old experiences classroom education with help of avatar robot

Robots were often considered a foe, fears of its inability to co-exist with humans was in the air. It was considered a revolution which looks good only in movies. The 21st century witnessed the world turn into a matrix. The sale of robots have soared to 37 percent in 2021 compared to 2020, With machines filling the voids in different sectors caused by the pandemic, also providing some entertainment along the way.

Tracing the road ahead in robotic evolution, Welcome to the Matrix!

In a landmark move, Belgium has decided to shut down all of its nuclear reactors by 2025, but the country is not bidding a farewell to nuclear energy just yet. It will now invest in a new generation of nuclear technology.

Belgium to shut down all of its nuclear reactors by 2025 to invest in new nuclear technology

As the world unlocks, countries are using innovative solutions to make travel safer. Many Indian airports too are set to get 'smarter'. Watch the video and see how new technologies are making airports high-tech and reshaping the passenger experience.

Tech It Out: Futuristic airports around the world

It is late afternoon in Manhattan and you have a flight to catch at Kennedy International Airport. Instead of sitting in rush-hour traffic for two hours, you take a short ride to a nearby parking garage where you board an electric aircraft that takes off vertically from the roof and deposits you at Kennedy 20 minutes later for roughly the same cost as a fancy ride-share.

Taxi! To the airport — by air, please.

Since 1989, Microchip Technology has operated in an unglamorous backwater of the electronics industry, making chips called microcontrollers that add computing power to cars, industrial equipment and many other products.

Chip shortage creates new power players

Facebook has announced that it is deleting about 1 billion face prints, it uses as a part of a facial recognition system, citing concerns over technology.

Facebook shuts down automatic face recognition, says 'concerns outweigh benefits'

The clear skies of Chile's arid the Atacama Desert are a favorite for those studying the composition of the universe, but now experts are looking to take the next step: detecting the existence of life on other planets.

Giant Magellan telescope in Chile's desert searches for a new life beyond Earth

On Tech It Out, we keep trying to break down tech jargon to truly understand what innovation is all about. In this video, the tech concept that we are demystifying is "Metaverse". Find out what it is and why the tech community is passionately discussing it.

Tech It Out: What is the Metaverse?

TVS Motor Company is reattempting the 125cc motorcycle segment by providing a streetfighter look to an all-new 125 CC motorcycle. Launched as the Raider, the new TVS motorcycle has a unique styling along with some interesting features. But does it has the stamina to challenge the segment leader Honda Shine? That's what we are trying to find out.

TVS Raider 125 review: Will it outshine Honda?

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