Lab-grown meat is quickly gaining popularity with more items entering the menu to replace their animal-sourced counterparts. But with food resources dwindling and farms unable to meet the shocking global demand for meat, we may have no choice but to consume only lab-grown meat moving forward.

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Virgin Galactic will soon become the first publicly traded space tourism company as they seek to raise funds to keep the rockets on. Virgin Galactic projects that it’ll be profitable on an annual basis by August 2021, and will fly its first customers within a year. But is this a risk to invest this early on? What other hyped technology innovations have fallen from this early hype?

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Saving money is never easy, especially when you're on a budget. But this Redditor and the folks over at r/personalfinance know just the trick to making saving simple, fast, and fun. Their secret? Gamify your savings.

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No one ever tells you what you need to know about money when you’re young. There isn’t a class in school, or even college. Instead, money remains a massive unknown in their daily lives.

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Managing money isn’t easy, but a few easy tech solutions can make it a lot easier to save some cash along the way. From food apps to e-wallets, we discuss some of the ways simple tech can go a long way in helping you manage your finances.

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Things often get heated when the local government brings in a new bin regime, but in Shanghai, strict new regulations have sent the city into a frenzy. Since Monday, it's been mandatory for individuals and companies in the massive Chinese city to sort and recycle their household rubbish and people who don't comply not only risk incurring heavy fines but could also have their social-credit rating lowered.

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Cooking is considered an inherently human activity, but robots seem to be zipping into that industry as well. In Singapore, a robotic chef named Sophie is churning out delicious bowls of laksa in under a minute each, which makes us wonder if our culinary future will be largely automated as well.

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Japan is a high-tech innovator, the country is producing robots for people with dementia – to provide companionship, improve safety in the home, and help with therapy. Other countries are jumping on board with initiatives to incorporate service robots into dementia care. But we must make sure that people, especially those living with dementia, are firmly at the center of research and development. Technology, after all, should be for and by people, not something imposed on them.

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Japan is a high-tech innovator, the country is producing robots for people with dementia – to provide companionship, improve safety in the home, and help with therapy. Other countries are jumping on board with initiatives to incorporate service robots into dementia care. But we must make sure that people, especially those living with dementia, are firmly at the center of research and development. Technology, after all, should be for and by people, not something imposed on them.

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A recent report by Adobe claims consumers in Southeast Asia are among those most likely to be delighted by completely automated interactions with a company. Imagine government interactions that automatically update your address across departments, or smart stores with no checkout lines. You like?

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