Scientists Make Bomb-Sniffing Bugs Inspired by Locust's Ability to Smell and Trace Explosives

Medicine & Technology Aug 15, 2020

Researchers found that locusts can smell explosives and determine their location. This ability is what inspires scientists to make bomb-sniffing cyborg locusts, but there are a few technical concerns that need to be aswered before using them in the field.

Musk be on Mars: Caviar Designs SpaceX-Inspired iPhone 12 Pro and Nike Air Force 1

Aug 11, 2020

Russian brand Caviar unveils its limited edition of upcoming iPhone 12 Pro inspired from Elon Musk and his spaceX project, with a bonus real fragment of SpaceX Dragon rocket.

Callaway Unveils AI-Supported Golf Club Designs

Aug 03, 2020

Callaway, a household name for golf equipment, has unveiled their new designs achieved with support from artificial intelligence and machine learning programs.

Researchers Develop Wearable Monitors That Can Be Drawn on the Skin

Jul 30, 2020

A new type of wearable device called drawn-on-skin electronics does more than monitoring heart rate and calories burned in a day. The advanced device can be drawn on the skin like a pen on paper while monitoring the body accurately for personalized medical care.

College Startup Ideas from Phil Collins and His Team

Jul 30, 2020

Most college students operate under a tight budget since college is already an expensive affair. The stressful workload and long study hours do not help the difficult situation. While college life is an exciting period where students enjoy the freedom to explore, travel, and have fun, it becomes impossible without money. So, what do you do to get an extra coin while in college? Starting a business is the perfect solution.

An Inside Look at the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter

Jul 30, 2020

NASA scientists are having a Wright brothers moment as Ingenuity will be the first helicopter to fly on a different planet. If successful, the independent helicopter will set a new milestone for the future of robotic space explorations.

ITER Will Become the World's Largest Nucear Fusion Project

Jul 29, 2020

The assembly of a giant nuclear energy generation, a tokamak, will be the world's largest in 2025. The international project ITER unites thousands of scientists and engineers for the future of nuclear fusion energy.

Engineers Develop Nature-Inspired Drones with Four Wings That Flap

Jul 28, 2020

Engineers have successfully developed four-winged bird-like drones inspired by the agility of hummingbirds and insects. They were able to do this by reverse engineering the aerodynamics and biomechanics of the two creatures.

Ford Has a Robotic Dog Named Fluffy, Helping Engineers

Jul 28, 2020

Fluffy, a dog-like robot designed by Boston Dynamics, has been helping Ford's engineers in Michigan. With impressive specs, Ford's processes have been 'more efficient and effective' without displacing their workforce.

Businesses Creating a Safe Environment Start With Public Toilets

Jul 27, 2020

Public spaces and businesses are continually working on the safety of people, especially in public toilets. Bathroom companies are also developing ways to ensure this safety such as eliminating toilet plumes, or the potentially harmful droplets that spread after flushing.

59-Foot Gundam Robot is Seen Moving and Almost Walking

Jul 23, 2020

Building the giant Gundam robot started with a vision that seemed impossible. Through the hard work of some of Japan's top specialists, the vision has become a reality within six years as the robot is nearly completed.

Scientists Have Created the First Non-Cuttable Material Called Proteus

Jul 21, 2020

Combing aluminum and ceramic resulted in non-cuttable material more effective than locks and safes created by the strongest metals. Designed after structures in nature that resist 'attack mechanisms', Proteus is a promising material that can be manufactured easily.

Water Repellent Surfaces Discovered on Insects Can Become Coating for Protective Equipment

Jul 18, 2020

Water repellent nanostructures were discovered on insects. Engineers had traditionally mimicked plants but found the new insect structure to be more powerful.