TECH & INNOVATIONEver since the world has been hit by the coronavirus pandemic, education has gone online. Ever since the world has been hit by the coronavirus pandemic, education has gone online.
A 50-year-old Japanese man revealed in a TV show that he is using deepfake technology to make him look like a young female biker in his photos to increase his social media presence.
Managing a medical practice is not without challenges. Lack of personnel, not enough time for patients, limited access to medications-these are just a few of these challenges. Unfortunately, medical practitioners can only do so much. Getting more employees may help, but that often adds to the list of problems. That's when the idea of outsourcing comes in.
Made from combined alginate derived from seaweed and lung tissue, the bioink allows biocompatible constructs assembling human-sized airways to be 3D printed.
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), together with robotics company Boston Dynamics, have deployed a four-legged mobile robot in a hospital to join in the fight against COVID-19.
Two scientific reviews have shown that 5G technology does not pose any risks to human health. As a conclusion to the studies, no verified evidence that low-level radio waves used in the 5G network are dangerous to health.
Investment casting is a staple in the world of innovation and design. Investment casting is a staple in the world of innovation and design. It's one of the most common processes used for its precision, simplicity, and versatility.
Researchers from the University of Oslo in Norway have developed a shape-shifting four-legged robot that can change its limbs in response to its environment.
A Czech zoo has taken an unusual step to allow its chimpanzees to make video calls with other chimps at different zoos via Zoom to ease boredom and idleness among these animals due to pandemic lockdown.
According to MIT research, ultrasound scans, the machines used to monitor the growth of a fetus inside a mother's womb, can destroy coronavirus cells by forcing the virus's surface to tear apart and implode.
A UK startup, Faradair, is in the midst of developing a hybrid triple-winged box plane set to register at only 70 decibels with carbon-neutral emissions.