An Italian startup called AirSelfie Holdings Ltd London has created a drone called "AirSelfie" which is integrated with a camera that allows it to take aerial photos and selfies directly from a phone using a dedicated app. The drone fits inside a mobile cover that comes along with it. The drone gets recharged again within thirty minutes of putting it back into the cover.
The USA's Honeywell Aerospace has modified a plane to enable it to be operated solely by the human brain. The pilot wears a neurotransmitting elastic cap over his head which houses 32 electrodes and maneuvers the plane by focusing on the direction symbols on a screen in front of him. The brain's electrical activity is transmitted to the plane's control system.
Audi's 2018 S5 Sportback is set to make its way to the US market. Tagged as a forbidden car, it is considered one of the most desired models by car enthusiasts. However, it remains scarce.
A high court in the United Kingdom has granted a 14-year old girl's request to be cryogenically frozen.
Disney, in partnership with Intel, has launched a synchronized drone light as part of a dress rehearsal for the 2016 holiday show at the Walt Disney World Resort. About 300 super light Intel Shooting Star drones painted colorful images across the Florida sky.
Major automotive and technology companies are looking at self-driving cars as part of the foreseeable future. Intel is looking to join in the fray;CEO Brian Krzanich said at an LA Auto Show that the company would spend $250 million for the development of the autonomous vehicles.
