Science and Technology

How France has become a global leader in insect protein production and where you might eat it

The goal is for those who are hearing-impaired to join in with everybody else, says an association which supplies the vests for events

The award-winning tech from a Bordeaux company could potentially ‘work’ as a waiter or helping people with disabilities

The new brush, which looks like a mouthguard, has proved a hit with consumers despite its cost

The small flying devices carry a hose and spray chemical onto mossy surfaces that are hard to reach

The electronics engineer found his evening pétanque sessions cut short by poor light - he invented the answer

The OPV panels, different to more common silicon-based ones, can potentially be used on the canvas of tents, awnings and airships too

A house number and street must now appear on standardised addresses by law - but local communes got to name their own streets

The Robert Louis Stevenson Trail in the south of France is now fully accessible to visually-impaired people, thanks to an app which reads out regular directions

Seen by some as a tech revolution, by others as a health hazard, this new generation mobile network is coming (slowly) to you

We look at how to avoid cyber attacks and what you can do if you fall victim to one

Installation of the next generation of mobile internet coverage in all areas of France began in November 2020 and will take around 10 years

Their polycarbonate solution also lets in more light and cools air coming through

The no-needle system uses space rocket technology to ‘shoot’ medicine into patient

The revolutionary paint emits infrared waves which warm a room like sunshine - company says it is cheaper than traditional heating

The devices detect fine particles and can be linked to a phone app, which will warn you when pollen spikes