TECH & INNOVATION

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

TECH & INNOVATION 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.

Elon Musk Predicts Every Home Will Have a Humanoid Robot By 2050, Neuralink Could Mitigate AI Threat

04.19.2022 03:23 AM

Humanoid helper home robots will be bigger than cars, according to Elon Musk. Continue reading to learn about the risk.

US Navy Completes Historic Demonstration of New Tactical Laser-Based Weapon System, Works Against Missiles and Drones

04.19.2022 03:04 AM

The US Navy successfully tested their first all-electric weapon by taking down an unmanned drone on the flight. Read more about the high-powered the laser beam system.

Priorities in Product Development: Insights from Technical PM Diana Lebedeva

04.18.2022 20:10 PM

This interview is your chance to peek behind the curtain of product development and learn how decisions that shape the future of technological products are made. Whether you're an aspiring product manager, an experienced developer, or an entrepreneur looking to improve processes in your company, Diana's insights will help you gain a fresh perspective on task prioritization and product management in the dynamic world of technology.

Autonomous Robots: Cybersecurity Startup Detects 5 Vulnerabilities in Aethon Devices for Medical Use

04.18.2022 10:00 AM

Cynerio, a cybersecurity startup detected 5 vulnerabilities in autonomous robots purposely designed for medical use. Learn more about the vulnerabilities here.

Hypersonic Flight Race: NASA, ANL Develops Aircraft Engine Simulation Using AI and Machine Learning

04.18.2022 04:05 AM

The hype on air flights that surpass the speed of sound becomes more and more interesting. Read more about this new hypersonic flight simulation by NASA, which uses AI-based and machine learning computations.

Romantic Relationship With Robots: How Does AI Influence Human-Robot Interactions?

04.18.2022 03:37 AM

Robots nowadays are designed to live with humans and some have developed some kind of relationship. Read on to find out how AI plays a part in humans' interactions with robots.

Cardiovascular Treatment: COVID-19 Vaccine mRNA Technology Could Regenerate Heart Muscles After Cardiac Attack, Study Says

04.17.2022 22:44 PM

Scientists found the world's first cure for heart attacks using the same technology used in COVID-19 vaccines. Read on to learn further details.

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