Targeting Enzymes May Help Nanosensors Check Cancer

Medicine & Technology Nov 03, 2022

Read on to know how artificial intelligence and nanosensors could detect and monitor cancer cells.

Creepy Tentacle Robot From Harvard Scientists Is a Gripper That Holds Like Human Hands

Nov 03, 2022

Harvard scientists developed the tentacle robot that recreates the gripping capability of the human hand by wrapping its inflatable tentacles around an object. Check it out in this article.

Grace Breeding’s Wide Defense System Formula Improves Industrial Tomato yield 17%, Field Trial Shows

Nov 05, 2022

Agrotech company Grace Breeding concludes field tests and reveals its Wide Defense System Formula (WDS) drastically improves industrial tomato yield amid harsh weather conditions.

Can Artificial Intelligence Cure Brain Disorders Like Parkinson’s Disease, Epilepsy? Here’s What Studies Show

Nov 02, 2022

Continue reading to learn how a neural implant from an artificial intelligence may act as the brain's pacemaker.

4 Key Advantages of a Double Row Bearing

Nov 02, 2022

Most ball bearings that are used within the engineering world follow the single-row design. This means that they contain just a single row of bearing balls, and this design works well when it is being used for both thrust and radial loads. However there are some circumstances where a single-row design of ball bearing simply isn't the best solution for a job and this is where the double-row bearing becomes the best solution.

Can Tesla Optimus Robot’s Leg Lift a Piano? Here’s How Powerful It Is! [LOOK]

Oct 31, 2022

Continue reading to see why Tesla Optimus no longer needs a leg day after successfully lifting a piano.

Top 4 Innovative and Classic Methods of Passive Income — Which One to Choose?

Oct 31, 2022

The modern world is teeming with opportunities for passive earnings. What are they like? Which one should you choose individually? Is there an option to start earning passively now? Let's find out together!

World's Smallest TV is Just as Big as a Post Stamp But Works Like the Real Ones

Oct 31, 2022

Electronics company TinyCircuits unveils the world's smallest TV with a 0.6 inch (15mm) screen complete with knobs to control, and a capacity to store videos. Find out more about this extraordinary product through this article.

Developing AI Technology Enabling Robots to Communicate With Some Animal Species

Oct 31, 2022

Innovating AI-Technology that enables humans to understand animal sounds are promising to connect with the animal species. Understand and evaluate how this sounds, read here now!

What Effects Will Electric Bikes Have on Metropolitan Areas?

Oct 28, 2022

Recently, e-bikes have been tested in bike-share systems in cities worldwide. Individuals have also started using electric bikes for recreation and transportation. This worldwide study has provided a novel understanding of how transportation systems develop over time. The potential impact of e-bikes' rising popularity on our big cities is only now becoming clear.

RobotFalcon an Effective Invention Driving Off Flock of Birds Near Airports, Study Reveals

Oct 28, 2022

RobotFalcon proved to be effective in driving off flocks of birds away from aviation paths. Know more about this flying invention here, read now!

SportsIcon Launches the Future Icons Program to Crowdsource Investment in Athletes

Oct 27, 2022

They also don't have the time, entrepreneurial skills and business savvy to go out and find the investment that they need. They would rather spend their time training and perfecting their athletic skill.

Most Metaverse Projects To Close by 2025; Here's What the Analyst Says

Oct 27, 2022

Analyst says that Metaverse projects will end by 2025. Continue reading to know the reason behind.

Locomotive Without Wheels: Maglev

Oct 26, 2022

Maglev Transiting between cities and traveling for long hours is tiring work. Being stuffed in a locomotive with people, stuck through traffic jams, and going through transport delays is becoming a hassle.

The Role of AI in Drug Discovery

Oct 26, 2022

Most industry insiders realize that drug development uses ML (machine learning) and AI (artificial intelligence). Researchers have utilized computational methods to locate hits, simulate drug-protein interactions, and estimate response rates for over a decade.