TECH & INNOVATION

Silkworm Silk Can Be Stronger Material, Compared to Spiders' Using Metal-Enriching Technology Study Claims

TECH & INNOVATION 10.07.2022 07:35 AM

Silkworm silks can be a stronger material compared to spiders, a recent study claims. Know how technology hand aid silkworm silks, read here now!

Top Secret Laser Weapon or a Meteorological Phenomenon? Russian Residents Puzzled by a Pillar of Light Shining in the Dark Sky

10.06.2022 12:00 PM

Did Russia use a new generation of powerful laser weapons to burn up drones over the Ukraine border? Find out the answer in this article.

Electric Vehicles Charged in Less Than 5 Minutes; NASA’s ‘Subcooled Flow Boiling’ Technique Could Boost Power Supply in Future EVs

10.06.2022 09:00 AM

NASA’s subcooled flow boiling technique would substantially lessen the amount of time taken to charge an electric vehicle. Read to know more about this invention.

UK Government Announces the World’s First Fusion Reactor To Operate by 2040

10.06.2022 07:30 AM

A fusion reactor may start to operate in 2040 according to the announcement by UK government. Get to know more about this first-of-its-kind fusion reactor in the world.

Artificial Intelligence Algorithms Predict Volleyball Players' In-Game Actions with 80% Accuracy

10.06.2022 03:20 AM

Research showed that sports teams can benefit from the new algorithm that can predict the movement of the players. This will help them in preparing for a competition. Read on to know more about the new study in the field of artificial intelligence.

Matrix Multiplication Made Faster with AI's Discovery of Novel Algorithms for Better Smartphone Images, Computer Graphics

10.05.2022 23:22 PM

Research sheds light on a five-decades-old open question in math about how to find the fastest way to multiply two matrices. Read to know more about it.

Cardiovascular Disease And Death Can Foresee Using AI-operated Imaging of Eyes' Veins and Arteries [A Study]

10.05.2022 08:00 AM

A new study suggests AI technology to detect cardiovascular disease by scanning the eyes' arteries and veins. Learn more about this study here, read now!

Former SpaceX Employees Build Robotic Workers That Make Pizza in Minutes; To Launch in University of California in a Truck

10.05.2022 06:01 AM

Former SpaceX employees will launch Stellar Pizza with robotic pizza production. Know more about this upcoming food launch here. Read now!

UC San Diego Engineers Developed Four-legged Robots That Can Walk on Terrains Without Bumping Into Obstacles

10.05.2022 05:09 AM

A new algorithm now helps robots to walk without the assistance of humans. Read on to know how the scientists were able to execute a such challenging project.

Robot Zaps Cockroach Using Laser From 1.2 Meters Away [LOOK]

10.04.2022 10:20 AM

Take a look at how this robot could kill cockroaches using laser while saving the environment! Everyone wishes they could zap a cockroach and make it disappear.

Video Games Developed To Help Aging Adults Deal with Short-Term Memory for Faces

10.04.2022 09:40 AM

Video games, as a form of experiential medicine, exhibited benefits on cognitive processes like short- and long-term memory, and attention. Read to know more.

World's Largest Camera is Nearing Completion After Seven Years of Patience, Testing, and Engineering

10.04.2022 05:02 AM

Technicians are placing the final touches on the world's largest camera at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory that will be sent to Chile soon. Check it out in this article.

House Transformation in Just One Click! Tech Experts Develop Artificial Intelligence According to Preferred Style

10.04.2022 04:46 AM

AI is used to transform a house with only one click. The app is free although with some limitations on images to upload. Read to know more.

Solar Harvesting System With Improved Thermodynamic Limit Can Outperform Other Technologies

10.04.2022 03:47 AM

A new study showed that improving thermodynamic limits can help the system reach the Landsberg limit. Read on to get in-depth information about the new technology.

Food Delivery Drone Causes Electricity Outage in Australia After Hitting Brisbane’s Power Lines

10.03.2022 23:43 PM

An Alphabet-owned Wing drone caught itself in electrical wires in Brisbane, Australia. Read on to know if the food remained hot.

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