A Pharmacy in Hesse Put a Four-Square-Metre Doctor’s Office in the Shop

A pharmacy in Heringen now has a four-square-metre booth where a doctor waits on screen.

A Danish Report Puts Regional Electric Planes Ahead of Flying Taxis

After three years, a Danish report ranks small electric planes above urban flying taxis.

Køge Now Lets Home-Care Residents Turn Down the Robot Vacuum

From 1 October, residents in Køge home care may choose a person over the robot vacuum.

An Aarhus Music Venue Has Banned Smart Glasses at Its Concerts

The Aarhus music venue Radar has banned smart glasses and put up signs saying no thanks.

WeRide and GreenMobility Plan Denmark’s First Driverless Ride Service

WeRide and GreenMobility aim to run driverless cars for the public in Denmark from 2027.

TrainTracker24 Puts Europe’s Trains on a Live Map

A one-man French service now shows European trains moving live, refreshed every 20 seconds.

Two-Thirds of Knowledge Workers Are Already Nostalgic for Work Before AI

Adaptavist asked 2,500 knowledge workers about AI. 65 per cent are nostalgic for before.

A Device Makes a Citi Bike Harder to Pedal Where Rent Is Least Affordable

A device tightens a Citi Bike’s wheel where a neighbourhood’s rent burden runs highest.

Researchers Named the Drift Where Customers Start Sounding Like the Robot

Researchers have named the drift where customers start sounding like the service robot.

Dyson Put a Camera Inside a Toothbrush and Sells the Toothpaste to Match

Dyson’s first toothbrush carries a camera inside and comes with its own non-foaming paste.