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It's called Bottletop, it is located in the city centre on Regent Street and the interior was created with 3D printing that uses recycled plastic...

It can contain up to 320 millilitres, and has a system that warns the consumer when it is necessary to drink. It is also eco-friendly.

The innovative treadmill for running immersed in a water “tub” arrives from Japan.

Babcock Ranch can be considered the prototype of the city of the future; its first lot of 1,100 apartments will become available in 2017

The Smart Things Future Living Report presented a few days ago in London outlines futuristic trends on how we will live

Developed by two PhD students of Tsukuba University in Japan, it aims at increasing tactile sensations without touching the object

The innovation, developed with the University of Pavia, can provide drinking water where none is available. It is already in use in many nations and is showing excellent results