Hyperstealth Biotechnology Corp has created an ultrathin material that bends light to render objects invisible.

The AI-powered machine uses satellite geo-location data to save resources, making farming more sustainable.

Seoul’s S-coin will become available during November 2019 for use across a range of public and private services.

Honolulu, Hawaii, plans to use the new concrete, developed by Carbon Cure, in all future infrastructure projects.

Utrecht is decorating bus stops with plants to encourage pollination.

The Aerochk would provide AI-powered security checks as passengers rode the escalator to their departure gate.

The one-month hackathon is testing the government’s online public service systems.

The Space Rider could make scientific missions to space less expensive and more accessible.

The one-ton benches provide a discreet protective barrier in one of New York City’s most popular destinations.

MobileIron’s zero-trust platform removes passwords and turns employees’ mobile devices into their ID and secure access to data.

As quantum computing threatens to make today’s encryption obsolete, SpeQtral aims to develop the next generation of secure communication networks.

Presearch is hoping to change how people search the web with an open-source, block-chain based alternative to Google.

Jumbo can change Facebook privacy settings, delete old tweets and more.

A Finnish company has developed a platform that collects information about website visitors and turns it into sales leads.

Detroit, Omaha and Charlotte are piloting a collaborative urban mobility management system.

A smartphone as a wallet for cryptocurrencies.

Jails will be equipped with smart cameras and biometric tracking devices.

We spoke to entrepreneur Jeff Hagins of Woven to find out how creating a system of distributed digital identity could prevent data breaches and replace the need for other types of cybersecurity solutions in the future.