Technology

With such rapid innovation in the field of engineering, it’s hard to predict how our future will look. For one thing, life in 2050 will look very different.

Juergen Maier discusses how the image of engineering has transformed since the 1970s from an inefficient industry to an innovative field with vast opportunities

When Alex Mourer found he kept accidentally leaving his garage door open overnight, he began experimenting with a Raspberry Pi to try to solve the problem.

Back in 2013, Berkeley graduates Antoine Balaresque and Henry Bradlow experimented with the idea of an ‘autonomous videographer’

James Pearson is a sixth form student who was inspired to start a hacking project when the original Raspberry Pi computer was released.

Dominic Wilcox sparked children’s imaginations by having them sketch out ideas for their own inventions, before making them a reality.

‘Live’ is a piece of musical software that has taken centre stage, offering artists a palette of synthetic drum beats, orchestral samples and audio effects.

For the e-NABLE Community Foundation, an international collection of makers, making an end product as efficient and cost-effective as possible is the goal.

Charly Kuehnast works in a datacentre in Germany and is a keen hacker in his spare time. He uses his Raspberry Pi to help him with growing tomato plants at home