TECH & INNOVATION

Neuralink Brain Chip May Treat Conditions Like Morbid Obesity; But Scientists Say Musk’s Claim Not Possible

TECH & INNOVATION 04.24.2022 05:44 AM

Elon Musk claimed his Neuralink’s brain chip may help treat morbid obesity. Find out how technology and this microchip may help improve a person’s health.

Solar-Powered Tesla Will Go On a 9,400-Mile Trip Around Australia for the First Time

04.22.2022 06:18 AM

Scientists are set to demonstrate the capabilities of portable solar panels by driving a Tesla Model 3 solely powered by the Sun. Read on to learn further details.

Vladimir Putin's Superweapons Explained: Can These Powerful Munitions Wipe Out a City?

04.22.2022 05:48 AM

Vladimir Putin allegedly has multiple "superweapons." Read this article to know if they can destroy an entire city!

NaviMoon Satellite Navigation Receiver Designed to Employ Signals for the Farthest Part of the Moon From Earth

04.21.2022 10:11 AM

The test version of the NaviMoon satellite navigation receiver will be integrated into the Lunar Pathfinder for testing. Find out how it will help future lunar missions.

Molecular Robots: These First-Time Inventions Have the Ability to Work Together and Complete a Task Like Delivering Cargo

04.21.2022 10:00 AM

Scientists developed tiny molecular robots that can work in collaboration to complete a task. Find out how these inventions can work together to deliver cargo.

NVIDIA Omniverse and the Important Role It Plays in All Metaverses

04.20.2022 13:28 PM

NVIDIA Omniverse is called the “mother of all metaverses.” Discover why it’s called such and the role artificial intelligence plays in this type of technology.

Electric Eye Designed for Microrobots Could Someday Give Artificial Vision to Colorblind and Blind People, Scientists Claim

04.20.2022 05:14 AM

Check out this tiny camera researchers are developing that could operate as an electric eye for microrobots and could someday bring an artificial vision to the blind or perception to the colorblind.

Salt-Adjusting Chopsticks with Electric Simulation Developed in Japan for Low-Sodium Intake

04.20.2022 03:58 AM

Japanese scholars recently developed a solution that could help high-sodium patients to eat foods with the same taste as normal choices. Read more about the innovative salt-adjusting device and its efficacy.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk Shares Infatuation with 'Catgirls', Saying He Can Develop Robots That Can Turn Into Romantic Partners

04.20.2022 03:22 AM

Elon Musk said in a discussion with TED’s Chris Anderson that he can make robots that can become romantic partners. Learn more about the humanoid robots here.

Lack of Sunlight is Making Ukranian Children Sick From Hiding Underground in Mariupol as Russia Allegedly Uses Bunker Buster Bombs

04.20.2022 01:56 AM

Children of families who are hiding underground in the city of Mariupol are suffering from vitamin D deficiency due to a lack of sunlight as Russian forces use bunker-buster bombs. Read on to learn the details.

Your Navigation Skills Have Something to Do With Where You Grew Up

04.19.2022 10:36 AM

Research shows the link between where a person grew up and his navigation skills. Learn more about how a person’s environment affects his navigation skills

Algorithm Developed to Block Smart Devices from Spying, Giving Unsolicited Creepy Ads

04.19.2022 09:30 AM

Columbia University recently developed an algorithm that could protect our privacy from AI. Read on how the technique works against invasive smart device microphones and creepy personalized ads.

Helicopter to Try Catching a Falling Rocket on April 22

04.19.2022 07:23 AM

Rocket Lab announced plans to try catching one of its rockets using a helicopter. Read on and learn more about this small satellite launch specialist’s project.

Explainable AI Accurately Labels X-Ray Images of Five Chest Pathologies Equivalent to Seven Human Experts

04.19.2022 05:06 AM

Medical AI successfully labels large datasets of chest X-ray images, according to researchers. Read on to learn the details.

This Gorilla Watches Too Much YouTube, Has a Lot of Selfies Prompting Zookeepers to Create 'Buffer Zone' to Cut Down His Screen Time

04.19.2022 03:40 AM

A gorilla at a Chicago Zoo is reported to be addicted to smartphones and now zookeepers are reducing his screen time. Learn more about such behavior here.

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