TECH & INNOVATION

Novel Brainless Soft Robot Works With Physical Intelligence To Navigate Dynamic, Complex Mazes

TECH & INNOVATION 09.11.2023 00:09 AM

While their previous soft robot was able to navigate through simple environments, this new brainless soft robot that works on physical intelligence was observed to move through more complex mazes. Read to learn more.

Write in Water? Physicists Develop Ingenious Pen That Could Create ‘Written’ Lines in Liquid

09.10.2023 03:27 AM

The researchers think that their water-writing technique can be expanded to other kinds of pens, such as laser-powered ones, that could also be used in water. Read to learn more.

CZUR Fancy S Pro: The 2-in-1 Webcam for Your Work Desk Made for Streaming, Live Presentations, and Scanning

09.09.2023 10:33 AM

Elevate your workspaces with the CZUR Fancy S Pro, a flexible document camera and web camera designed for distance learners, educators, and live presenters.

Breathing Life Into Mars: NASA's Perseverance Rover Generated 4.3 Ounces of Oxygen on the Red Planet For the First Time

09.09.2023 04:33 AM

NASA's MOXIE experiment on Mars ended successfully, surpassing expectations by producing oxygen. Continue reading to learn more of this groundbreaking experiment.

Cybertruck-Inspired McFlurry Spoon Released by Tesla and McDonalds in China; Elon Musk Has No Idea, Calls It Fake News

09.08.2023 06:40 AM

Tesla partners with McDonalds in China to launch a Cybertruck-themed spoon, but Elon Musk is not aware. Read the article to find out more.

Is the US's Space Force Ambition Being Thwarted by Cyber Security Risks?

09.07.2023 12:46 PM

Cyber security risks are felt by everyone, from individuals to the biggest entities in the world. The US Space Force is a sitting duck. Click here to learn more.

How Trading Bots Work: Mechanics Unveiled

09.07.2023 12:40 PM

This exploration digs deeper into the fascinating world of trading bot and their intricate inner workings.

Quantitative Microstructure Analysis of Materials Made Easier and Faster Using Integrated Human and AI Capabilities

09.07.2023 09:50 AM

A team of Korean researchers has developed a technology that can identify and quantify materials microstructure automatically. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Artificial Brain Developed To Replicate the Functions of Neural Mechanisms, Mimics the Processes Involved in Learning and Memory

09.07.2023 09:10 AM

A USC professor developed an artificial brain and works on mimicking disorders such as schizophrenia. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Lockheed Martin's Next-Gen Missile Successfully Passes Test, Nearly Doubles Current Munition Range

09.06.2023 22:40 PM

The next-gen missile of Lockheed Martin was able to reach 93 miles, or 150 kilometers, during its flight demonstration test. Read to learn more.

How Lasers Work: Exploring the Fascinating World of Precision Light Wave Control

09.06.2023 09:19 AM

Lasers harness and control concentrated beams of light for applications in science, medicine, communications, and various industries. Continue reading to learn more about them.

Artificial Intelligence Empowers Ukraine's Cyber-Operators in High-Tech Battle Against Russia on the Front Lines

09.06.2023 07:43 AM

Ukraine employs drones and cyber-operators on the front lines for surveillance and attacks in its war against Russia. Continue reading to learn more.

Search For Amelia Earhart Breakthrough: Aluminum Panel Hidden Text, New Forensic Image Suggests That the Female Pilot Could Have Died on a Remote Island

09.06.2023 06:31 AM

The mysterious disappearance of female pillot Amelia Earhart and Fred Noona, her navigator, has remained a global subject of interest for almost 90 years. Read to learn more.

Silicon Technology Using Residue-Free Field Effect Transistors Offers New Opportunities in Semiconductor Industry

09.06.2023 06:10 AM

A team of Korean researchers discovered a revolution in technology that can improve the fabrication of field-effect transistors. Learn more about it in this article.

Douglas Lenat Dead: AI Researcher Spent 40 Years in Building Computer With Common Sense

09.06.2023 05:55 AM

Douglas Lenat, who spent decades in building computers with common sense, passed away. Continue reading to learn more about the late scientist.

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