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Drones and robots of every shape, size and function: Emisro comes from India, designed by two university students, and uses its little legs to rescue those trapped in hard-to-reach nooks and crannies. Connected tools such as Wearable Ecg , an electrocardiogram machine that communicates with your smartphone and sends out an alarm if it detects heartbeat anomalies. But also new versions of traditional objects such as the Rootless bike , a two-wheeler with a milled wooden frame born in the Fablab in Turin. The Pisa Internet Festival focuses on “Matter” Armando Giorgi Four days of conferences, debates and guest: Derrick De Kerckhove.




The discussion would require a greater depth but here we will limit ourselves canada telegram data to noting that according to De Kerckhove, "man draws information from the environment that surrounds him and assumes types of languages ​​useful for communicating with people" ... The always connected man ends up occupying cyberspace as well as physical and mental space: "All three different, independent and yet intertwined". A revolution also and above all cognitive where the answer no longer arises from the question. Ignorance thus becomes a source of innovation. When all the answers are within reach, only the question counts.