Apart from the special edition Ioniq 5 First 100 cars, Hyundai has just announced the pricing of the regular made-in-Singapore versions.

Is artificial intelligence really our future, or is it just a buzzword thrown around to get people and businesses excited? Is there more value to AI technologies we are familiar with, such as facial recognition? Will AI ever be abused in Singapore? We spoke to Dr Fanglin Wang about AI itself.

We’re still a long way away from an Iron Man exosuit, but firefighters in Singapore will have an exoskeleton to help them fight fires.

SATS is deploying augmented reality (AR) smart glasses to help ramp handling staff with loading instructions in real-time. It's faster and more efficient than the old way, which is with pen and paper, and can reduce loading time by up to 15 minutes.

Ever wondered what goes on in the mind of Creative's CEO Mr Sim Wong Hoo? Hit the link for our full interview.

Don’t be surprised when you see a hybrid emergency vehicle that’s both an ambulance and a fire engine.

You’ve seen them around — electric scooters, bikes and unicycles, but an electric skateboard that’s made in Singapore? This I had to see for myself.

I recently got a sneak peak into Hope Technik, an engineering-first Singapore company. Besides the SCDF’s Red Rhino fire trucks, Hope Technik also designs, engineers and builds an impressive number of other inventions.

How this Singaporean duo came up with their Apple Design Award-winning app, Elk, and why it’s tough to make it in the App Store.

How the Igloohome team created a smart lock that doesn’t need Wi-Fi, and still works even if you're halfway around the world.