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Re.Work Conference organized its first event 'Re.Work Tech' in London, bridging the gap between academia, business and entrepreneurs. From self-assembling components to public architecture, the event has the ambition to help bracing in the future of technology.

Designers are working on their most ambitious challenge yet: weaving the digital world into our everyday lives so seamlessly that we don't even notice.

The technological singularity is a concept based on an eventual acceleration of scientific progress. Most of the time, this refers to the emergence of a superhuman intelligence.

Though wildly ambitious, Google's augmented reality headgear is equipped to transform everyday life, says John Naughton.

We live in a world of unending progress. But technological advancement poses as many difficult questions as it answers.

We've been hearing about "wearable computing" for years. But we're finally at a tipping point. Better batteries, miniaturization, and radical new approaches to manufacturing electronic circuits have finally made screens, computers and sensors small enough to stick just about anywhere.

Explore our graphical guide to the advances of the future, from 2013 to 2150.

Yesterday we told you about the biggest scientific breakthroughs of 2012. But now we turn our attention to those developments that make us realize just how futuristic things are quickly becoming.

Vivek Srinivasan is the Australia regional manager for CSC's Leading Edge Forum and Jarrod Bassan is a senior consultant with CSC in Australia. The two recently published a report entitled 3D Printing and the Future of Manufacturing.  Once considered science fiction, the ability [...]

Visual proof that in the year 802.701, the world will still exist.