Virtual reality technology isn't just for millennials and gamers. Recently, a series of VR films targeted at a very mature audience premiered at a New York senior citizen's centre.

A sub-2 hour marathon, the biology of disruption, saving junk from landfill, and virtual memories: VR for seniors.

A medical diagnosis machine, build your own emergency kit, plug in planes, and can WikiTribune fix the news media?

A medical device inspired by Star Trek and powered by artificial intelligence can test for 13 different medical conditions without a doctor in sight.

Consumer NZ has labelled many of the emergency response kits sold in NZ a 'disaster'. George Block shows us how easy it is to assemble your own three-day survival kit that's better than commercial products and costs far less.

The founder of Wikipedia is proposing a crowdsourced solution to the problems besetting the news media; and a TV series dealing with teen suicide raises questions about the censorship of video streaming services.

NASA and Boeing are among those making big investments in electric aircrafts, plus an unusual approach to new product innovation by Apple.

The marathon detective, boosting Arabic online, Norway's electric ferry fleet, fighting flu with frogs, and fish have feelings too.

Amateur marathon sleuth Derek Murphy is using publicly available data and social media to bust the running cheats.

Arabic is a badly under-represented language online. Now a local project wants New Zealand to become a 'digital Switzerland' and make Arabic academic material easier for students and teachers to find, access and share.