TECH & INNOVATION

South Korea's 'Artificial Sun' Sustains Temperatures of 100 Million Degrees Celsius For 48 Seconds in Record-Breaking Feat

TECH & INNOVATION 04.03.2024 00:00 AM

The KSTAR artificial sun of South Korea successfully surpassed its previous world record, marking an impressive step towards meeting a near-unlimited source of clean energy. Read to learn more.

George Washington’s Family Members Identified From Unmarked, Fragmentary Bones Using DNA Test [Study]

04.02.2024 08:05 AM

Researchers identified George Washington's ancestors using a DNA test from unmarked bones. Continue reading to learn more.

AI-Powered Synthetic Employees Could Lead to 3-Day Workweek and Take Over Admin Duties, AI Expert Says

04.02.2024 04:00 AM

Synthetic employees may take over some jobs in the future and make the three-day workweek possible. Continue reading to learn more.

The Groundbreaking Role of GPS in Shaping the Future of Sports Fields

04.02.2024 03:14 AM

The meticulous work that goes into preparing sports fields is not only about aesthetics but also plays a crucial role in the fairness and safety of the game. This aspect of sports infrastructure has seen significant transformations over the years, moving from manual, labor-intensive methods to sophisticated, tech-driven solutions. One such leap forward is the integration of GPS technology, which has reshaped the way sports fields are marked, enhancing both precision and efficiency.

Recognizing Brilliance: Prathyusha Nama's Journey of Innovation and Academic Success

04.02.2024 01:20 AM

Prathyusha Nama is a distinguished figure in the intertwined fields of automation and academic excellence. From India to the tech corridors of the United States, Prathyusha's journey is marked by determination, resilience, and an unyielding pursuit of growth.

Solving the Interference Dilemma: Laser-Based Li-Fi's Role in Harmonizing MRI and Robotic Surgical Equipment

04.01.2024 23:59 PM

Integrating Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) with robotic surgical equipment represents a significant advancement in minimally invasive surgery, offering unprecedented precision and real-time imaging. Nonetheless, this integration encounters substantial challenges, especially electromagnetic interference (EMI), which can impair the functionality and safety of the equipment. This article explores the innovative application of laser-based Light Fidelity (Li-Fi) technology as a solution to mitigate EMI concerns, facilitating seamless communication between MRI systems and robotic surgical instruments.

Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine Achieves Long-Duration Run; Venus Aerospace Claims the Vehicle Would Unlock the Hypersonic Economy

04.01.2024 02:40 AM

Venus Aerospace currently develops reusable hypersonic technology which can revolutionize and redefine the boundaries of aviation and defense. Continue reading the article to learn more.

World's First Drone Superhighway With 165-Mile Skyway Network in Britain Set To Be Finished by Summer; Experts Worry of Potential Privacy, Safety Threats

04.01.2024 00:24 AM

The drone superhighway in Britain may open between June and July. Read to learn more. The world's first drone superhighway is set to be finished and to open in Britain this summer, between June and July.

Novel AI Can Predict COVID-19 Vaccine Attitude Using Integrated System of Machine Learning, Math of Human Judgment

03.31.2024 00:30 AM

A new AI model that integrates the math of human judgment with machine learning could help predict people's vaccination attitudes. Read to learn more.

Using Conversational AI to Engage Customers in the Modern Age

03.28.2024 21:24 PM

The past five years have seen exorbitant growth in the world of conversational engagement. When looking at global technology use, 2021 saw a record high of voice assistant users, finally surpassing 7.5 billion individuals. The most fascinating part of this increase wasn't the number but the regional demographics — while most users previously belonged to developed countries, recent analysis reveals that 50% of voice assistant users are now from developing regions.

Guardians of the Digital Realm: The Imperative Role of Cybersecurity Experts in Safeguarding Our Connected World

03.28.2024 20:59 PM

This article delves into the critical importance of cybersecurity, highlighting the indispensable role played by experts in this field. One such luminary figure, Suhail Rana Ahmad, stands out for his exceptional contributions to Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) within the cybersecurity realm.

Hydraulic Telegraph of Aeneas: World’s First Telecommunications Device Invented by Ancient Greeks

03.28.2024 06:30 AM

As early as 4th century B.C., the ancient Greeks had invented the hydraulic telegraph, a device which used water and mechanical devices to send information over long distances. Learn more about it in this article.

Anti-Piracy Warnings Could Actually Fuel More Piracy, Study Suggests; What Is Psychological Reactance?

03.28.2024 01:20 AM

Men and women tend to take anti-piracy warnings differently, with the warnings fuelling piracy behavior in men rather than decreasing it. Read to learn more.

10 Best At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices of 2024

03.27.2024 07:26 AM

We used several at-home laser hair removal devices offered by top personal care brands and reviewed the 10 best at-home laser hair removal devices.

How Behind Is the World in AI Regulation? A Look at Key Regions

03.27.2024 05:28 AM

This article will delve into the state of AI regulation in key regions, exploring the challenges, progress, and potential impact on the future of AI.

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