TECH & INNOVATION

Urban Sequoias: Eco-Friendly Skyscrapers Can Capture 1,000 Tonnes of Carbon Equivalent Of 48,500 Trees

TECH & INNOVATION 11.16.2021 23:16 PM

A new architectural development offers a carbon capture solution through towering eco-friendly buildings called 'Urban Sequoias.'

Solar-Powered HAPS Airbus Zephyr Test Flight Successful; 'Pseudo-Satellite' Expected to Provide Internet Connection in Remote Areas

11.15.2021 23:05 PM

Airbus is now testing the UAV Zephyr above the skies of Arizona. Once the series of examination ends, the HAPS 'pseudo-satellite' aircraft is expected to provide 5G and 6G network to remote areas.

Apple Awarded Two Patents for Their Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Suggesting They Could Be Building a Drone

11.15.2021 04:30 AM

It seems like Apple is developing several technologies other than smartphones as it is awarded two new patents that describe small unmanned aerial vehicles paired with controllers operated via iPhones or Nintendo DS.

Individual Pessaries For More Successful Treatment Of Stress Incontinence Through 3D Printing

11.14.2021 06:26 AM

Researchers at the Research Center Pharmaceutical Engineering in Graz, Austria, 3D print pessaries for patients using a novel process and innovative materials.

Innovative Startup Develops Unique Method to Remove Plastics From Our Oceans

11.13.2021 21:22 PM

Using patent-pending design and proprietary technology, Our Cleaner Planet will sustainably harvest plastic from the ocean.

Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) in Kochi, India, Becomes the First Hospital in the World to Carry Out Bilateral Upper Limb Transplant Using HEMO2life®

11.13.2021 21:21 PM

HEMO2life® oxygen carrier medical device derived from Arenicola marina lugworm facilitating grafts preservation without delayed graft function opens up new opportunities to complex transplants.

Stanford Researchers Develop a Quantum Simulator That Exhibits The Building Blocks of Sound

11.11.2021 05:38 AM

Aiming to emulate the quantum characteristics of materials more realistically, researchers have figured out a way to create a lattice of light and atoms that can vibrate – bringing sound to an otherwise silent experiment.

Autonomous Robots are Here: Robotics CEO Claims Businesses Want to Remove Human Labor Due to Labor Shortage

11.11.2021 03:05 AM

Robotics CEO claims that businesses are looking into removing human labor as they struggle to hire during the labor shortage, turning to robots to do mundane jobs.

Epilepsy Forecasting: Mayo Clinic Experts Developed a Wristwatch-Like Device That Predicts Seizure Attacks

11.11.2021 01:04 AM

A new study led by Mayo Clinic was able to develop a device similar to a wristwatch that could predict seizures in patients that suffer from epilepsy.

Artificial Intelligence: Elon Musk Predicts AI Will Take Over Human Jobs, Suggests These Least Vulnerable Occupations

11.10.2021 03:07 AM

Elon Musk predicted in the World Artificial Intelligence Conference that artificial technology (AI) technology will make the human jobs useless in the future.

Microscopic Robot Inspired From Starfish Larva Moves Around Using Tiny Hairs to Deliver Medicine to Cells

11.10.2021 02:43 AM

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a microscopic robot that uses tiny hairs to propel itself and move through the stomach to deliver medication to diseased cells.

VinFuture Foundation Hosts Public Dialogue About 'Renewable Energy & New Materials For The Future' With Nobel-Winning Professor

11.10.2021 02:42 AM

VinFuture Foundation will hold its Online Science Dialogue series' second installment discussing "Renewable energy and new materials for the future" on November 12th, 2021. The Dialogue will see the attendance of world-class scientists, most notably Professor Konstantin (Kostya) Sergeevich Novoselov, a Nobel Prize laureate in Physics. The event is aimed at bringing science and technology closer to the general public with solutions that have high real-world applicability.

World's Thinnest X-Ray Detector With High Sensitivity, Rapid Response Time Could Lead to Real-Time Imaging Someday

11.09.2021 03:10 AM

Researchers have developed the thinnest X-ray detector in the world that is only 10 nanometers thick and uses tin mono-sulfide (SnS) nanosheets. Scientists said that this could lead to real-time imaging of cells someday.

New Lab-Grown Meat Production Facility in California Brings Cell-Based Food Closer to Reality

11.08.2021 04:29 AM

The new production facility of food technology startup Upside Foods can produce up to 50,000 lbs of lab-grown meat every year, bringing cell-based meat to reality.

Robot Vaccination: Here’s How Cobi Gives Vaccine Shots Without the Pain

11.07.2021 22:04 PM

A new robot is being developed to assist speed up the procedure by vaccinating human patients autonomously and without the need of needles.

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