Technology

Halliday's AI Glasses, unveiled at CES 2025, feature a hidden display and proactive AI assistant for real-time translations, meeting summaries, and navigation. With a sleek design and lightweight build, they offer a promising future for smart eyewear.

At CES 2025, Honda introduced the 0 Series with the 0 Saloon & 0 SUV, featuring ASIMO OS, AI-driven automation, and next-gen EV tech. With Level 3 self-driving and smart charging, Honda aims to redefine electric mobility starting in 2026.

The Withings Omnia is a smart mirror concept revealed at CES 2025. It provides 360-degree body scans, tracks health metrics like heart rate and body composition, and offers AI-powered insights. With telemedicine integration.

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok debuts on X, offering creative, analytical, and image features. Now free for all, Grok is evolving with standalone apps and upgrades, aiming to rival AI leaders like ChatGPT and Google Gemini despite some early limitations.

ISRO's SpaDeX mission achieved a milestone by sprouting cowpea seeds in space under microgravity. This success, part of the POEM experiment, aids future human space missions like Gaganyaan and India’s space station. Docking tech is also being tested

AI-powered safety systems in Nagpur buses cut crashes by 33% and fatalities by 100%, proving effective in reducing road mishaps. Scaling this tech to cities and highways could transform India’s road safety landscape.

FDA approves Traumagel, a plant-based gel that quickly halts bleeding, aiding first responders and military in saving lives during critical trauma situations.

The Electric Power Research Institute warns that growing reliance on AI is complicating efforts to reduce fossil fuel use, with data centers projected to consume 9% of U.S. electricity by 2030.

Reflect Orbital's plan to "sell sunlight" by reflecting it from space to solar panels at night could boost solar energy but raises environmental concerns. Issues include potential light pollution, disruption of natural cycles, and impact on wildlife.

Koo, India's microblogging platform, shuts down after failed acquisition talks and financial struggles. Despite initial success and government support, user numbers and funding dwindled. Founders plan to share Koo's assets as a digital public good