Technological innovations have brought humans and machines together. Exoskeleton suits worn on the body enable wearers to lift things and walk more easily. And in the future taxis could be controlled from an office.

More cities around the world are threatened by intense rainfall. Scientists in Aachen, Germany, developed a smart radar system that can predict earlier and more precisely when it will rain. It could be used anywhere.

There's fast fashion — and then there's SHEIN. The Chinese online retail giant is in a league of its own. It manufactures ultra-cheap clothing at lightning speed and generates dizzying amounts of hype on social media. But what about the environment?

Footage of new packaged items being destroyed at an Amazon logistics center has sparked public fury. Germany has banned the destruction of undamaged goods. But do people comply?

We need to radically reduce our greenhouse gas emissions if we are to restrict global warming. What can each one of us do to reduce our impact on the planet? We take a look at the dos and the don'ts of sustainable living.

Footage of new packaged items being destroyed at an Amazon logistics center has sparked public fury. Germany has banned the destruction of undamaged goods. But is it enforced? What about surplus caused by the pandemic?

Oil has ensured prosperity, but also triggers crises and wars. How did the Petroleum Age begin? What is oil? And does it have a future as an energy source?

Tesla drivers are a close-knit community. MADE drops by a busy charging hub in Germany to find out what people talk about at the supercharger, and whether other electric carmakers are giving Tesla a run for its money.

The UN's Food and Agricultural Organization says 1.3bn tonnes of food are discarded every year, while over 820 million people worldwide go hungry. Now a US company has developed a liquid which can extend the shelf-life of fruit and vegetables.

Imagine sitting in a travel pod and hurtling through an extremely low-pressure tube at up to 1,200 km per hour. And not even having any carbon footprint to worry about. Could the Hyperloop be in use by 2030?