Robot Works ‘A Thousand Times Faster’ in University Laboratory During Lockdown

TECH & INNOVATION 07.07.2020 06:35 AM

During the lockdown, scientists reprogrammed a robot to conduct experiments 'a thousand times faster' while they worked at home to find solutions for coronavirus. This one robot may determine the future of science, AI, and technology.

Cell ‘Membrane on a Chip’ Developed for Screening of Coronavirus Drug Candidates

07.06.2020 04:35 AM

Scientists recreate human cell membranes onto an electronic chip to measure its behavior with external substances such as viruses and antibiotics. Soon, it will be screening drug candidates for coronavirus.

How to Brainstorm with Remote Teams

06.30.2020 11:47 AM

If there's a single positive aspect coming out of the COVID-19 crisis, it's that business now sees the clear benefits of remote work. Yes, we can work at home and, in fact, many people are more productive.

How to Make Your Home and Property More Secure

06.30.2020 10:39 AM

If you're buying a new home or simply looking for ways to make your current home safer and more secure, there are a lot of things you can do. Many of the best ways to secure your home and your property aren't necessarily expensive or too time-consuming, and they can go a long way.

How Packaging Industry Is Automating Working Process Using Linear Actuators

06.17.2020 10:07 AM

Linear actuators have found their special niche in the packaging industry. They have replaced the majority of pneumatic solutions because they:

Science Behind Spikes, Needles, and Other Pointy Things: Strength, Elasticity Identified As Important Factors in a New Study

06.16.2020 03:18 AM

Scientists explain the principles behind animal and plant stings, points, and needles in a new study. They claim that their findings could help in the design of future tools for medicine and construction.

4 Reasons Food Packaging Integrity Matters

06.11.2020 11:43 AM

Packaging has always played a crucial role in shaping the buying decision of the customer. Hadn't it been for attractive packaging offered by several companies across the globe, their products would have never seen the light of the day.

Dubai's Martian City Is Currently Being Built by Architects - Here's an Inside Look

06.11.2020 08:12 AM

Architects share their progress in building a Martian City prototype in Dubai's desert. The Burj Al Arab, the Opus, and the Dubai Frame - famous architectural structures all home to Dubai, alongside man-made archipelagos in one of the word's most futuristic cities.

Tesla Cars Will Soon Be Powered by China-made Million-mile Battery That Can Last for 16 Years!

06.10.2020 04:18 AM

China's CATL, a supplier of Tesla, will soon manufacture a battery that can power electric vehicles for a million miles, drastically raising the standard for EV producers.

Tom Baskind - Photography and Tech Behind Great Photos

05.14.2020 16:59 PM

Photos are a way to capture special moments and keep them forever, but what exactly makes a good photo? Is it the model, the photographer, the equipment or the time of the day when light hits just right?

Post-Coronavirus: Will You Wear this Clubbing Hazmuit with Color-Changing Helmet and Wireless Voice Communication?

05.11.2020 23:22 PM

[IN PHOTOS] Post-COVID-19 Night Clubbing in safety is made possible with the Production Club's Micrashell suit. It allows users to vape and drinks beverages through the suit and breath clean air through a vent in its helmet. Click the link above to learn more.

Origami-Inspired Foldable Lunar Shelter for NASA's Artemis Set to be Tested on Arctic this Fall

05.08.2020 05:16 AM

'Space architects' design Lunark Habitat to withstand toughest weather conditions that could help NASA's 2024 Lunar mission, dubbed Artemis

Human Cyborg! Girl Aged 14 Gets a 3D-Printed Hero Arm and is Now Learnign How to Ride a Bike

04.20.2020 08:26 AM

A girl aged 14 has finally gotten her own 3D-printed arm from Open Bionics and is now learning how to ride a bike.

What the Research Says About a Cluttered Desk

04.16.2020 13:33 PM

What does a cluttered desk say about you? Depending on what you read or where you look, there are opposing answers to this seemingly simple question. Most, however, usually fall into one of two camps.

NASA Launches "Honey I Shrunk the NASA Payload" Contest with $160,000 Prizes at Stake: Here's How to Qualify

04.12.2020 23:14 PM

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has issued a public challenge called "Honey I Shrunk the NASA Payload" to send tiny experiments to the moon.