By Lee Bullen This is the moment robots take part in a bizarre soccer tournament – and just like in real life the German side turns out to be the terminators. A cyber team from the University of Bonn won the trophy at the world championships in Bangkok, and they did not even have to
By Joseph Golder These images purport to show a Russian Tor-M2 air defense system conducting operations in Ukraine, successfully detecting an incoming drone and firing a missile at it to take it out. It is currently unclear where Ukraine images were filmed but they were obtained from the Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD), who said
By Jonathan Hobbs The Cannes ad festival just hit a new platform. Wunderman Thompson has unveiled the WT Inspiration Beach, an immersive metaverse activity at the prestigious festival held each year in France. The virtual entity allows visitors to see how the agency approaches innovation, content and networking in a singular way. Collaboration areas, a
By Michelle D. Madsen CaixaBank and Microsoft are changing financial expectations. The Spanish bank and the software/cloud-computing giant have inked a strategic joint partnership to advance artificial intelligence (AI) applications for financial solutions and build creative work environments in the metaverse. (AI means building smart machines that can perform tasks that require human intelligence.) The AI
By Michelle D. Madsen GreenPark Sports has embraced NFTs. The social sports gaming company has increased its LaLiga licensing agreement to include non-fungible in-game tokens (NFTs) and digital match-day kits. They can be utilized across numerous fan sites in the metaverse, a virtual counterpart to the real world. LaLiga is the top professional football division
By George A. Willis First he was the co-creator of the of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Now Campbell McLaren is making his MMA Hispanic sports and media franchise into the biggest in North America. Today the UFC is one of the most successful franchises in sports history and Combate Global seems to be tracing the
By Martin M Barillas Suburbanites and country people have an unheralded advantage over city dwellers, who show less ability in orienting themselves, according to a study. A research team has published a new study in the journal Nature, finding that childhood influences a sense of direction into adulthood. With participation from 400,000 participants in 38
While the Chinchorro mummies of Chile date back to 7000 B.C., a new study shows Portugal has much older preserved bodies.
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Archeologists are delving into ancient feces to identify Roman chamber pots and the diets of those who used them.
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Some 35,000 troops from 28 nations participating in annual bone-chilling Arctic exercises.
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