It has been revealed that homes of the future will be able to tell if you’re poorly by analysing your poo. Experts predict technology will become so smart, we’ll all be sitting on toilets which can tell how fit, well and healthy we are. Futurist, Tom Cheesewright claims homes could literally save lives, with toilets becoming the new family doctor and having the ability to examine waste as it is made.

Commuters could soon be taken to work in a driverless car which is so clean they could relax on the journey with a cup of tea - brewed using water from the tailpipe. The Hyundai Nexo is a crossover SUV vehicle which runs on electrical energy generated by hydrogen fuel cells. Unlike traditional combustion engines, hydrogen cars don’t emit carbon dioxide or nitrous oxide so its only by-product is water vapour. Author: Adrian Hearn

Cars which speed up drivers reaction times and anticipate acceleration, steering and braking by reading brainwaves could be available within five to ten years. The breakthrough was pioneered by Japanese motoring giant Nissan who will unveil their Brain-to-Vehicle technology at the CES 2018 trade show in Las Vegas, US. B2V will enable vehicles to interpret signals from the driver’s brain, redefining how drivers interact with their ...

  Millions of Brits are opposed to the introduction of driverless cars because they fear they will crash - and could be too easily hacked. Research revealed 44% of motorists are against the space age vehicles hitting the nation's highways. Almost three-quarters feared a malfunction and a similar amount said they didn’t trust a computer to keep other drivers safe.