TECH & INNOVATION

Efficient Cleaning Method for Solar Panels Without Water Use Discovered by MIT Experts

TECH & INNOVATION 03.16.2022 11:00 AM

Solar panels require large amounts of water for cleaning. Read on to know how MIT scholars developed a way to dust-off the solar panels in a waterless approach.

Microsoft's PeopleLens Use AI to Help Blind Kids Improve Social Interaction

03.16.2022 07:41 AM

Blind children experience difficulty in socializing with other people. Read on to know more about a new solution by Microsoft, and how to join the ongoing research.

Infinity Train ‘Snowpiercer’: Unstoppable Electric Railway Vehicle That Runs on Gravity Being Developed

03.16.2022 07:06 AM

Electric vehicles are becoming prominent in the industry. Read on to know about how a train will use electric power and the freely-available gravitational force.

Clearview AI Face Recognition That Stores People’s Images at Work in Ukraine Against Russian Forces

03.16.2022 06:34 AM

Clearview AI stores a database of face images from billions of people around the world. Read on to know more about how the Ukraine government will utilize the facial recognition technology against Russia.

Two Mysterious Voids Hiding Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza; Powerful Cosmic Ray Scan Reveals

03.15.2022 12:16 PM

A powerful cosmic ray scan reveals two voids hiding inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. Find out more about the biggest pyramid in ancient Egypt.

MorphFace Robots with Realistic Pain Expression for Reduced Errors, Bias by Doctors Developed

03.15.2022 11:50 AM

Researchers developed robots that can produce actual pain expressions. Find out how this helps reduce errors and bias by doctors during physical examination.

Snake-Like Robot Designed for the Moon; 13 Students Develop COBRA to Search for Lunar Water

03.15.2022 11:31 AM

A team of students developed a snake-like robot they designed for the moon to search for water there. Learn about the phase the development is already in.

Drones, Artificial Intelligence Successfully Recovered Fallen Meteorite in Australia For the First Time

03.15.2022 06:19 AM

Astronomers used drones and artificial intelligence in locating a meteorite in Australia. Read more to learn how they found the fallen space rock in a desert.

Satellite Images Reveal Arctic Sea Ice Lost 16% of Thickness in Three Years Due to Greenhouse Gas Emissions

03.15.2022 06:03 AM

NASA's satellite images showed a frightening reality. Read more to understand how climate change may result in an ice-free summer in the Arctic Ocean.

Shape-Shifting Robots Wrapped in Active Matter Will Be More Flexible

03.14.2022 10:00 AM

Each shape and design of machines is intended to benefit their purpose but also limits their functionality. Read on to know the concept that could build the foundation of shape-shifting robots.

Coding Playground Helps Children to Exercise Values, Skills Missed in Online Classes

03.14.2022 06:00 AM

During the pandemic, remote learning placed both educators and students in a bizarre situation. Read on to know more about initiatives experts are developing to revive and improve the skills children might have missed during isolations and lockdowns.

Human Composting Facility Turns A Person's Remains Into Soil: Here's How they Do It

03.14.2022 04:10 AM

The world's first human composting facility offers a unique alternative of taking care of a beloved's remains through natural organic reduction. Check out the recomposing technology.

Robot Expressing Emotion While Reading Text Messages? Scientists Invent a Device That May Help Enhance Social Interactions

03.11.2022 09:30 AM

Researchers invented a robot called, OMOY that can express emotions. Find out how this invention may help enhance social interactions in the digital world.

Nissan Designs Automated Mini Car That Runs Steadily Across the Table to Deliver A Bowl of Ramen With No Spillage

03.11.2022 06:30 AM

Nissan recently introduced the e-4ORCE Ramen Counter that is designed to deliver bowls of ramen without spilling it. Read more to know how it operates.

SpaceWorks Presents Big Ideas at Big Sky

03.10.2022 13:21 PM

What benefits can the next evolution of liquid rocket propulsion provide? Can we bring cargo home from space affordably and more frequently? Dr. John Bradford and Tyler Kunsa from SpaceWorks Enterprises answered these two forward-leaning questions at the 2022 IEEE Aerospace Conference.

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