TECH & INNOVATION

Tesla Will Focus More on Developing Humanoid Robots Called 'Optimus' in 2022, Elon Musk Says

TECH & INNOVATION 01.31.2022 10:40 AM

Elon Musk announces that Tesla will soon be joining the robotic industry. New release of cars in 2022 will be delayed to make way for the humanoid robot development of the company.

Cloud b™ is a Dream That Came True Thanks to a Hard-Working Mom with a Vision

01.28.2022 12:38 PM

Iconic Brand Celebrates 20 Years of Soothing, Sound Sleep for All! Cloud bTM, the world's leading brand of award-winning products and accessories that help parents and children sleep better, celebrates its 20th year, marking a milestone anniversary in 2022.

Self-Powered System Inspired by Lightweight Triboelectric Nanogenerators Operate Smart Saddles to Protect Equestrians

01.28.2022 05:00 AM

Chinese and Mongolian experts developed a smart saddle that could prevent equestrian players from dangers and accidents during games.

Revolutionary Technology Will Use Lasers to Beam Power to Low Earth Orbit Satellites During Eclipses

01.28.2022 02:35 AM

Scientists from the University of Surrey collaborate with Space Power to develop a technology that will use lasers to beam solar power from satellites under solar illumination to other satellites when power is not possible due to an eclipse.

Laparoscopic Surgery by Robotic Arm Successful; Operation Made Autonomous Through Machine-Learning Technology

01.28.2022 01:11 AM

A new study from Johns Hopkins University developed a robot that could perform a successful surgery without human intervention.

Changes in Blood Vessels in the Retina Linked to Risk of Heart Disease, Study Suggests

01.28.2022 00:41 AM

Scientists created an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can analyze the retina to identify patients who are at high risk of a heart attack.

Fossil Research Shows Promising Applications of AI Technologies in Exploring Dinosaur Remains Further

01.27.2022 12:38 PM

AI is known for its promising applications in identifying tumors from medical imagery with high resolution and now, paleontologists want to know if the same techniques can be used to help them with fossil research and specifically analyze more quickly, similar scans of dinosaur fossils.

First-Ever Frog Limb Regrowth Found Effective; Serves as Stepping Stone for Regenerative Medicine

01.27.2022 06:58 AM

Tufts University found a success in regenerating the amputated limbs of clawed frogs. Findings of the study points forward to the advancements of regenerative medicines in the future.

Immersive Virtual Shopping A Potential Solution to Cognitive Assessment, Study Says

01.27.2022 00:12 AM

A new study suggests the virtual reality is a promising technology for cognitive decline assessments.

Elon Musk's Neuralink Outdated? Brain Chips for Humans Alarm Experts, Here's Why

01.26.2022 04:27 AM

CEO Marcus Gerhardt and health policy expert Anna Wexler said that the technology and principle used in Neuralink's brain chips for humans are already outdated.

Six-Legged Robot Will Join the Winter Olympics to Show Its Expertise in Skiing Without Losing Balance

01.26.2022 03:27 AM

Engineers from Shanghai Jiao tong University developed a robot for the Winter Olympics that is controlled by human-computer interaction, showing great results during testing.

Spinoff 2022: NASA Showcases Stories of Innovations That Address Challenges and Improves Life on Earth

01.25.2022 21:42 PM

The 2022 Spinoff publication of NASA features 45 companies and start-ups that created technologies to make products and services that boost the economy, and protect and save lives.

TopGum Triples Capacity with $30M Investment in New Plant

01.25.2022 10:06 AM

New, state-of-the-art plant for gummy supplements adjoins current southern Israel facility. Gummy supplement manufacturer TopGum Industries, Ltd. has begun construction of a new, $US30M, 11,000m2 plant 1.5 hours south of Tel Aviv.

Upcycled Reusable Adhesives Could Be the Toughest Material Known to Science

01.25.2022 09:30 AM

Scientists have reportedly been able to create an upcycled reusable adhesive that is also the toughest material known to science.

3D Face Reconstruction of Mysterious Egyptian Mummy 'Shep-en-Isis' Who Died 2,600 Years Ago Revealed

01.21.2022 21:16 PM

Experts from Sicily and Flinders University were able to reconstruct the face of a mysterious Egyptian mummy known as 'Shep-en-Isis.'

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