Taking An Eye Selfie Using a Smartphone App Will Check Your Brain’s Condition

Medicine & Technology May 03, 2022

UCSD engineers and psychiatrists developed a mobile app that measures changes in the eye to tell if a person has cognitive health conditions. Learn more about the neurological screening application and how it works.

Banana Fingers: MIT Develops Robotic Glove or Assistive Hand Movement and Sensing Experience

May 03, 2022

MIT CSAIL scholars developed a robotic glove for the rehabilitation of patients with hand and finger injuries. Learn more about how the soft robotic device works.

Solar-Powered Desalination Unit From MIT Can Generate Clean Drinking Water in Just One Push of a Button

May 02, 2022

MIT scientists developed a portable solar-powered desalination unit that generates clean and clear drinking water. Read on to find out how it works.

How Artificial Intelligence Is Going To Change The Landscape Of Businesses

May 02, 2022

Artificial Intelligence or AI is completely changing the way in which businesses are understanding external and internal processes through a wide variety of industries.

Keto Helps Minimize The Symptoms of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

May 02, 2022

Polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS, is a condition that affects millions of women all over the world.

Lithium Ion Battery Model from China Can Reach 60 Percent of Electric Capacity Under 6 Minutes, Fastest Charging to Date

May 02, 2022

Researchers from China assembled a battery model that is considered the fastest charging system for modern electric cars. Read more about how it was assembled and how it performs.

UN-Backed Floating City Soon to Rise in South Korea by 2025 to Help Survive Rising Sea Levels and Withstand Category 5 Hurricanes [IMAGES]

May 02, 2022

Rising sea levels and natural disasters intensified by climate change are threatening the lives of millions living in coastal areas. Read on to find out how a UN-backed floating city being constructed in South Korea aims to build a sustainable city safe from flooding and natural disasters.

When are High Cube Containers Used For in Shipping?

Apr 29, 2022

Containers are often used to transport goods from one port to other thanks to container ships or various modes of transport. Typically, the metal container is in the shape of a parallelepiped. Container sizes may vary depending on their type: 20ft or 40ft container, dry container or tall container, etc.

Johns Hopkins Graduate Students Invent a Medical Device That Could Spare Thousands of Cancer Patients Each Year

Apr 29, 2022

A group of graduate students from the Johns Hopkins university devised a sensor to detect lymphedema at an early stage. Find out more about this innovation.

Fictosexual Man Bids Goodbye to Hologram Wife After Device Support for Virtual Character Ends

Apr 29, 2022

A Japanese man who married a fictional character recently departed ways with his hologram wife. Read more about the discontinuance of support for the virtual hologram famously known as 'Hatsune Miku.'

Robotaxis Are Coming to the Streets of San Francisco

Apr 28, 2022

Well, we didn’t quite meet that lofty goal—yet—, but driverless cars are becoming more prevalent all the time and now, robotaxis are the new wave of autonomous vehicles to make headlines.

Satellite Images Show Militarized Dolphin Pens in Russian Naval Base; What Can These Trained Marine Mammals Do to Be Involved in War?

Apr 28, 2022

Militarized dolphin pens in the Russian naval base were captured in satellite images. Read this article to know how marine mammals can be used in war.

Jumping Robot for Lunar Exploration Can 100 Feet Over Complex Terrains

Apr 28, 2022

UCSB recently developed a robot that could jump as high as 100 feet. Read more about the machine's potential, and how it might be the next exploration robot that could be deployed on future moon missions.

U-Boat Worx Unveils 'NEXUS’ Electric-Powered Commercial Submarines That Can Serve 80 People Per Day

Apr 28, 2022

Commercial submarine manufacturer U-Boat Worx unveils the seventh series of their electric-powered vessels. Learn more about NEXUS and its specifications.

How Does AdBlue Warning Light Work – And Does My Car Have It?

Apr 27, 2022

AdBlue warning light is an exhaust fluid, not a fuel added substance. It's put away in a different supply and is topped up by means of a (typically) blue filler cap found either close to your fuel filler, in the boot or under the bonnet.