TECH & INNOVATION

Smart Alarm Clocks vs Standard Versions: New Clocks Do Not Have Backup Batteries That Others Use for Decades

TECH & INNOVATION 10.26.2021 05:04 AM

Smart alarm clocks should be better than standard alarm clocks. However, they lack one thing that is standard in the "dumb" versions. Here's why you cannot trust smart alarm clocks.

Brain Implant Restores Vision Impairment, Helping a Blind Teacher See the Alphabet Again

10.24.2021 00:56 AM

A visual prosthesis comprising a camera and a brain implant recently made it possible for a blind teacher who's had no vision for 16 years to see again.

Flying Car: Soon a Reality, Canadian Tech Team Comes One Step Closer to Completion of the Invention

10.23.2021 23:46 PM

The flying car is no longer fantasy stuff for technology experts. Many firms globally are not racing to make their own "fantasy flying car" available.

Cow Manure Turned Into Filter to Make Drinking Water from Seawater

10.22.2021 03:09 AM

Scientists at Northeastern University have turned cow manure into a filter that separates salt in seawater to make it into drinking water. They hope this technology can address the global water scarcity.

Facebook Will Get a New Name Soon; Mark Zuckerberg's Rebranding Scheme Focused on the Metaverse

10.21.2021 05:06 AM

Facebook is speculated to rebrand their social media platform to the first-ever applicaion that focuses its services on the metaverse.

Google Maps Display Blacked Out Strange Island Baffling People Online

10.20.2021 11:15 AM

Many people online were recently baffled after they saw a strange island on Google Map appearing to have been totally blacked out.

Most Effective Cyber Security Defense Strategies

10.19.2021 19:51 PM

Risk of cyber fraud has never been as high. While many of us were adjusting to life after the pandemic and dealing with working from home, at-home schooling and various lockdowns, cyber criminals have used that as an opportunity for their malicious actions.

How Difficult Is It to Develop AI That Thinks Like Humans? Researcher Try To Find Out

10.19.2021 04:29 AM

New research led by the University of Glasgow’s School of Psychology and Neuroscience analyzes Deep Neural Networks in hopes of paving the way for creating more dependable human-like AI technology.

Glucose Level Detector Will Help You Check Blood Sugar Using Perspiration; Here’s How It Works

10.18.2021 09:40 AM

Have you been apprehensive about pricking your fingers to know your glucose level? Fear no more as American scientists have recently developed the model of a portable glucose monitor.

Solar Cell Enhancement: New Research Reveals Perovskites with High Photovoltaic Efficiency

10.18.2021 08:50 AM

A new study recently showed huge potential for a kind of solar cells, specifically the so-called "all-inorganic perovskite solar cells" that will improve their efficiencies.

Photobiomodulation Therapy Could Potentially Treat Neurodegenerative, Other Brain Disorders Using Near-Infrared Light

10.16.2021 02:54 AM

A special collection of studies show that photobiomodulation (PBM) could treat neurodegenerative and other neurological disorders by using red or near-infrared light to stimulate healing.

How Does Light-Induced Degradation Reduce Efficiency of Silicon Solar Cells? Scientists Explore This Problem

10.16.2021 00:41 AM

Scientists from NREL and the Colorado School of Mines investigate the microscopic nature of light-induced degradation that reduces the efficiency of silicon solar cells.

Salt of The Earth,Ltd. Teamed Up With Tel Hai College Institute to Bring Innovation to the Table

10.15.2021 08:30 AM

Salt of the earth coached and guided students of Tel Hai College to create food centered innovation and present them at the foodTech conference.

New Augmented Cane For People With Impaired Vision Makes Navigation Easy

10.14.2021 00:03 AM

Stanford University developed a new smart device called Augmented Cane that uses numerous sensor technologies, including LIDAR, to help visually impaired people move and navigate easier than ever.

Nanosatellites are the Future of Satellites: Earth Observation Now Smaller, Cheaper Than Ever

10.13.2021 22:25 PM

Nanosatellites are now the future of satellites because they are cost-efficient, smaller, and can be developed in a shorter period. Their smaller size does not limit the impact they can do to observe Earth's surface.

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