Scientists from Lodz University of Technology have created software that allows to analyse movies from the viewer`s perspective. It is designed to enable filmmakers to anticipate the reactions of viewers before the film premiere and help them avoid errors in the picture.

Students of the Faculty of Automotive and Construction Machinery Engineering and the Faculty of Architecture, Warsaw University of Technology, have developed the electronic vehicle "Arti". In the future, the robot could act as an "assistant" for a doctor in a hospital or a disabled person at home.

You can search for information online faster and more conveniently. An innovative method of interactive visualization of Internet search results may help. The method has been developed by a researcher from Łódź.

Treadmill bike - a device that combines the elements of a running bike and treadmill - has been constructed by students of the Technical School in Bialystok in cooperation with Białystok University of Technology students and local companies. Constructors want to commercialise the project.

Smog is a problem. But the knowledge about its constituents – no longer. Researchers from several leading Warsaw scientific institutions have joined forces and developed a new, extremely precise method for the chemical analysis of suspended particulate matter. The method, easily adaptable in many modern laboratories, not only determines the chemical composition of compounds, but even recognizes changes in the spatial distribution of atoms in molecules.

We are starting to feel fed up with technology, shows the latest GfK Polonia and Clue PR survey. 83 percent respondents feel well in places with no coverage, and more than half think that new technologies interfere with our lives too much.

Space enthusiasts will meet in May in Warsaw and Kraków at this year`s edition of the international Act In Space hackathon. Participants will have 24 hours to come up with, design and present a product or service based on space technology.

Greater measurement accuracy, a wider range of tests, full sample safety and high resistance of the sensor to mechanical damage - these are the advantages of using a synthetic diamond in the sensor developed at Gdańsk University of Technology.

Students from Lodz University of Technology and Warsaw University of Technology developed an innovative locator for recreational divers. The system called Wavy is designed to increase the safety of divers and allow people on the surface to monitor their position and the course of the dive.