TECH & INNOVATION

Artificial Intelligence: 3D Imaging Model Helps Scientists Dissect Fossils Without Using a Scalpel and Tangible Tools

TECH & INNOVATION 09.20.2022 21:05 PM

Scientists use 3D models of muscle architecture to study a crocodile. In this technique, they do not use a scalpel. For more details, continue reading.

Electric Vehicles Part of the Solution to Electricity Problems in California and Not the Problem, Experts Claim

09.20.2022 07:00 AM

Experts say electric vehicles will not affect the power grid that much despite some people blaming owners for the problems of electricity in California. Read the article to know more.

Smartphone Camera, Flash May Help Detect Blood Oxygen Saturation Levels; Enable Patients to Keep an Eye on COVID-19 Symptoms, Too

09.20.2022 06:30 AM

Researchers delivered a controlled mixture of oxygen and nitrogen to bring artificially their blood oxygen levels down using a smartphone. Read to know more.

China Approved Construction of a Nuclear Hybrid Plant to Generate Fusion Energy by 2028

09.20.2022 06:00 AM

A nuclear weapon expert in China announced that the Chinese government approved the construction of a hybrid plant that aims to generate fusion energy. Check out this article for more in-depth details about the plan.

Superintelligent AI May Be Impossible to Control Unless Humans Can Comprehend It, Researchers Say

09.19.2022 09:00 AM

Researchers believe controlling a superintelligent AI will be difficult unless humans can comprehend their intelligence. Read the article to know more.

Robotics Industry in China is Flourishing Amid Shortage in Workforce

09.19.2022 08:05 AM

China is the largest market for industrial robots because its government has promoted the modernization of the manufacturing sector as its working-age population shrinks. Check out the growing robotics industry in China in this article.

Social Media Users Show More Faith to AI than Human in Terms of Accuracy and Objectivity

09.19.2022 07:30 AM

Researchers found out that humans trusted AI in objective decisions. However, it's the opposite of subjective decisions. Continue reading to know more about the findings.

Face Slugging TikTok Trend: How Dangerous Is Spreading Grease on Human Skin?

09.18.2022 12:57 PM

While slugging becomes a phenomenon, not to mention a trend on TikTok, a new study warns it may be cause certain illnesses like, cancer, too. Read to know more.

Scientists Try To Teach Robots When, How To Laugh Like A Human [LOOK]

09.17.2022 22:29 PM

Read on to know how the researchers are working on a technology that they think will enhance natural human-artificial intelligence interactions.

Scientists Decipher Through Machine Learning that Dogs Build Stronger Connections with Motion than with Humans Who Do the Actions

09.16.2022 04:18 AM

Researchers were able to decode through machine learning how dogs react to motion compared to humans. Read the article to know the results.

Organic Solar Cells Treated with Water to Fine-Tune Efficiency of Devices

09.16.2022 02:50 AM

Researchers recommended a solution involving organic solar cells treated with water to regulate the active layer morphology. Read to know more about it.

Robot Surpasses Limitations on How Far, High Animals Can Fly, Jump

09.15.2022 12:00 PM

The success of the robot highlights the physical limitations that biological jumpers face in the wild. Read to know more about this new research finding.

Battery-Powered Exoskeleton Helps Army Veteran With Spinal Cord Injury to Walk Again

09.15.2022 04:15 AM

US Army veteran Richard Neider has been wheelchair-bound for almost a decade until he was given another chance to walk again using a battery-powered exoskeleton. Check out this motorized machine that could help paralyzed individuals move again.

Rare Lonsdaleite Diamond Can Be Formed Using Specialized Chamber Instead of Waiting For Dwarf Planet, Asteroid Collision

09.14.2022 19:59 PM

Scientists discovered a new way to form the rare lonsdaleite diamond that is produced when a dwarf planet and asteroid collide. Read the article to know the new method.

Adversarial Neural Network Training Aids in Understanding How Powerful Artificial Intelligence May Work

09.14.2022 07:00 AM

Researchers used a new method to better understand neural networks. They also conducted training for its improvement. To know more about it, continue reading.

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