Cloud Storage Explained: How It Works and the Benefits It Brings to Businesses

Medicine & Technology Mar 25, 2021

Have you ever wondered what cloud storage is? Here are the things you need to know about it and its advantages to your business.

Researchers Fabricate Miniature Robot Swimmers That Heal Themselves

Mar 25, 2021

One of the organic capabilities that have been difficult to replicate in artificial systems is the ability to heal and regenerate itself - and now a new design for robot swimmers might be able to do just that.

Artificial Intelligence Can Map How a Brain's Complex Network Works to Understand Sentences

Mar 25, 2021

Researchers from the University of Rochester Medical Center used AI and neuro-imaging to map the complex neural processes that let brains comprehend spoken sentences.

Microscopic Robots Infiltrate Mouse Brain to Deliver Cancer-Fighting Drug

Mar 24, 2021

Researchers developed a microscopic robot that can reach the brain and deliver cancer-fighting drugs to targeted tumors in mice.

Do you know the best place to sell your iPhone 8 during lockdown?

Mar 24, 2021

Is it true that you have an old iPhone 8 and looking to replace it with a new handset during the lockdown?

Quantum-Level Thermometer Seen as Crucial In Enhancing Future Computing, Thermodynamics

Mar 24, 2021

Researchers from the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden developed a novel thermometer seen to revolutionize quantum computing and thermodynamics.

5G Network Could Be Improved With New Enhanced Ceramics

Mar 24, 2021

5G network is still in its infancy but experts believe that enhancing ceramics used in this technology is pivotal to its development.

NASA-Developed Bike Tires: Airless Tech Ready to Hit the Road

Mar 24, 2021

Reports said that NASA-developed bike tires are now ready to hit the road. It uses nickel-titanium alloy known as NiTinol and it doesn't need air.

How Better Workplace Machines Enhance Human Workers

Mar 23, 2021

Machines have been with us during every stage of our evolution. Grant it, they were very simple machines. We called them tools. As our tools improved, so too did our abilities. The advancement of our society has always been in step with the advancement of our machines. So it is today, So it will be tomorrow.

Dining in the Sky: Driverless Air Taxis Could Fly Tourists to Restaurants 100-Feet Above the Ground

Mar 23, 2021

A groundbreaking concept proposes driverless air taxis lifting tourists to restaurants situated 100 feet off the ground - giving an unprecedented experience and view of the Italian wilderness around.

Cellular Fingertips May Help in Wound Closure and Heal Other Illnesses, Researchers Say

Mar 23, 2021

Study investigators at Nara Institute of Science Technology or NAIST recently reported in a new study, an approach by which cells may use fingers to communicate instructions for wound closure.

Growing Together: Fans Prefer Teams That Develop Over Time Instead of Signing Superstars

Mar 23, 2021

A new study suggests that fans might actually prefer teams that build themselves up instead of those strengthened by "purchased" athletes.

Ultrasound Used to Read Monkey Brain and Predict Their Movement

Mar 22, 2021

Study investigators recently used ultrasound imaging to predict the intended eye or hand movements of a monkey: Information that could create commands for a computer cursor or a robotic arm.

Google for Education as a Good Way for Distance Learning

Mar 22, 2021

Ever since the world has been hit by the coronavirus pandemic, education has gone online.

Deepfake: 50-Year-Old Man Tricks Followers Into Thinking He is a Young Japanese Female Biker

Mar 22, 2021

A 50-year-old Japanese man revealed in a TV show that he is using deepfake technology to make him look like a young female biker in his photos to increase his social media presence.