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  Running Shoes Keep Evolving—Now They’re Smarter Than Ever Over the past decade, sneakers have undergone a dramatic transformation — shifting from the stripped-down, barefoot-inspired designs of the early 2010s to today’s towering, high-tech platforms built to enhance both speed and comfort. The evolution, however, is far from over. Competition among sneaker makers is intensifying, with leading brands racing to push boundaries in design, technology, and performance. Brands like Brooks, New Balance, Hoka, and Nike are focusing on optimizing midsole foams — experimenting with new compositions, varying thickness, and re-engineered shapes — all with the goal of maximizing propulsion, cushioning, and overall comfort. These so-called “super shoes” have become staples for professional athletes and everyday runners alike. Yet, despite their benefits, they can’t fully eliminate one of the sport’s biggest challenges: injuries, which affect nearly half of all regular runners every year. Thi...

   Breakthrough in Fusion Energy: New Exhaust System Tackles Extreme Heat A team of international researchers has unveiled a major advancement in nuclear fusion technology, designing an exhaust system that dramatically reduces the extreme heat inside fusion reactors . Why This Matters Nuclear fusion has long been hailed as the future of clean, virtually limitless energy . But one of its biggest challenges remains the safe management of intense plasma heat , which can damage reactor walls. Overcoming this hurdle is essential to making fusion practical and cost-effective at scale. The Super-X Divertor Working on the Mega Ampere Spherical Tokamak-Upgrade (MAST-U) in the U.K., scientists introduced an Alternative Divertor Configuration (ADC) known as the Super-X divertor . This design uses extended plasma “legs,” giving more room for plasma to cool before it reaches reactor walls. The system also creates a neutral gas buffer , further protecting the walls and improvin...

  Hyundai Motor Group to Spotlight AI, Robotics & Mobility at ZER01NE Day 2025 Seoul, South Korea — September 16, 2025 Hyundai Motor Group has announced the launch of its 2025 ZER01NE Day , an innovation festival running from September 17 to 21 at the Hyundai Seongsu Complex Hub in Seoul. The event will highlight cutting-edge creativity and forward-looking technologies in AI, robotics, mobility, and space exploration . This year’s theme, “ZER01NE 0RB1T,” symbolizes the way creators, startups, and Hyundai teams pursue their own trajectories while coming together to collaborate and innovate. 🔹 Festival Highlights Eight creator-led projects will present bold experiments in AI, robotics, and mobility. ZER01NE LAB collaborations will showcase pioneering concepts, including a purpose-built vehicle (PBV) designed for Generation Alpha and futuristic lunar mobility scenarios . Six innovative startups will display breakthrough technologies aligned with emerging global ...

  📰 Innovation & Technology Spotlight Microsoft Calls on Partners to Modernise Tech Stacks with Azure for AI Why It Matters Microsoft is sharpening its partner strategy to help enterprises modernise infrastructure, unify data, and embrace AI innovation. The initiative equips partners with resources, incentives, and a clear roadmap to guide customers through every stage of digital transformation. Balancing Complexity with Innovation “With Microsoft Azure, partners gain a single, secure platform that ties everything together — spanning hyperscale infrastructure, integrated data capabilities, and advanced AI tools.” — Dave Miller, Cloud & AI Partner Strategy Lead, Microsoft Today’s businesses must manage legacy system upgrades, fragmented data, and rising expectations for AI-driven value creation. Microsoft’s approach seeks to simplify this landscape by enabling partners to deliver unified, future-ready solutions. The Connected Go-to-Market Model Microsoft’s str...

  Space Exploration Advances with Lunar Habitat Research and Satellite Launch Innovation The global space industry is making significant strides as both government agencies and private firms push forward with new technologies aimed at expanding human presence beyond Earth. NASA has confirmed progress on the development of 3D-printed construction materials designed for use in building lunar habitats. The innovation is intended to support long-term human missions on the Moon by reducing reliance on costly Earth-supplied materials. According to NASA, these materials will undergo extensive testing in preparation for deployment during 2027 lunar missions , marking a crucial step toward establishing a sustainable human presence in space. Meanwhile, private companies based in Dubai and Singapore are accelerating efforts to bring down the cost of satellite launches. By focusing on telecommunications and Internet of Things (IoT) networks , these firms aim to make satellite connectivit...