Korean Enter-tech Physical AI Company Debuts “Soul AI” Philosophy and Stages a 16 robot KPop flash mob, Calling for a Future of Harmonious Coexistence Between Humans and Physical AI in New York City Times Square.
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REEBOK + NASA
Reebok revealed a NASA-inspired footwear and apparel capsule exploring the intersection of archival artifacts and vintage resale.
HALO SPACE FLIGHT
Frank Stephenson Design (FSD) continues its march into future mobility design with its latest project appointment leading the design and build of an aerospace capsule.
Introducing The NFTY Award
he Academy of Digital Art, Sciences, & Culture (ADASC) founding member Chris J. Snook and E! Entertainment Television founder Larry Namer recently announced the pre-eminent Web3 innovation awards show gala, The NFTYS.
“The Osopher”
Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey & Flying Dog Brewery Release “The Osopher” Exclusive Limited Edition Set and Commemorative NFT Bundle
Revolutionary Smart Gx Bottle
ImpacX, the innovative Internet of Packaging (IoP) company, has partnered with Gatorade, the global sports fuel brand. The result: Gatorade Smart Gx bottles powered by impacX’s science and technology.
LALANA EXHIBITION
The LALANA Exhibition is an entirely original and provocative art concept that is currently on display in the Miami Design District, which presents art as people have never seen- or used- before.
IP PARIS PRESENTS A WORKSHOP
Institut Polytechnique de Paris will present a workshop “Tech the challenge for society”, which highlight the latest game-changing research projects conducted within its existing interdisciplinary centers and upcoming ones.
Azulito the Penguin
Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego officially named one of their Little Blue Penguins. After a landslide vote, the aquarium welcomed the name of Azulito, which translates to “little blue” in Spanish,
Baby And Beyond: Why You Need Healthy Sperm
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Dr. Ayla Barmmer discusses the importance of male fertility via 360 Magazine.
