TECH & INNOVATION

Bionic Man: Elon Musk Creating 'Six Million Dollar Man Implant Chips' That Enables Paralyzed People to Walk

TECH & INNOVATION 06.15.2020 13:28 PM

Elon Musk said that the chips would enable paralyzed people to walk just like the 1970s cult TV show he Six Million Dollar Man, which stars Lee Majors.

[Video] US Engineers Are Building Tiny Insect-size Robot Swarms to Replace Rovers in Exploring Other Planets

06.12.2020 07:22 AM

The US Department of Defense is funding engineers to further develop their miniature robot swarms for space exploration. Can you guess how much the government is shelling out for the project?

[Video] 4-year-old Receives Her 'Spirit Leg' and a Matching Doll Ahead of Her Birthday

06.11.2020 09:08 AM

The prosthetic blade leg is a monumental leap for the 4-year-old girl who lost her leg while undergoing treatment for her heart condition.

Industries refined by Big Data and Machine Learning

06.11.2020 01:32 AM

Big data and machine learning came to the forefront of emerging technologies only a few years ago. Yet their innovative and fast-paced nature has meant they are quickly becoming a part of our everyday lives. Tech like Alexa or Google Home can now order shopping for us, turn our lights on and off and answer questions at a simple “hello”. But, are there any other industries and sectors that are heavily benefitting from these emerging and exciting technological advances?

AI May Also Need Sleep Just Like Humans After Long Hours of Unsupervised Learning: Here's Why

06.09.2020 21:29 PM

Scientists found that the AI designed to mimic the human brain's function also needs to take a rest equivalent to sleep in humans to restore the neural network's stability.

China Could Have Coronavirus Vaccine for Emergency Use As Early As This Autumn, Expert Says

06.09.2020 12:24 PM

Chinese respiratory experts said that the CDC in China is already drafting guidelines to determine who would be eligible to receive the vaccine, when to take it, and what qualifies an emergency situation.

[VIDEO] New Deep Imaging System Reveals the Insides of the Sea's Weirdest Creatures

06.06.2020 06:20 AM

WATCH: Scientists filmed a gelatinous type of a sea creature known as a siphonophore whose length is estimated at 150 feet, which could be the world's longest example of oceanic life.

Suparatana Bencharongkul With An Aim To Improve Farmers’ Lives

06.05.2020 18:41 PM

Her friends call her Nina, which is also her Instagram name. However, there is so much more to this wonder-woman of Thailand than an Instagram presence. Meet Suparatana Bencharongkul - the Millennial daughter and heir apparent to Boonchai Bencharongkul, the telecom billionaire, Chairman and Founder of DTAC, the mobile service provider.

Watch-like Device May Soon Control Tics for Individuals With Tourette Syndrome

06.05.2020 10:44 AM

Individuals with Tourette Syndrome may soon be wearing watch-like devices which can send rhythmic pulses to control their tics

Exploring the Relationship Between NPM and Javascript: An Evolution

06.03.2020 23:47 PM

JavaScript supports functional, event-driven, and imperative styles of programming Computer coding and languages have evolved tremendously over the past few decades.

Factors Affecting Sales Performance

06.03.2020 09:59 AM

Any business, whether small or large, should put maximum efforts in expanding sales volume because continuous growth in sales is the only way to survive in the market. To achieve this, a company may introduce new products, promote them through enticing marketing campaigns, offer discounts, and make payment options easier.

What is Data Scraping?

05.29.2020 23:07 PM

Only 78.5% of small businesses survive the first year. The top reasons for the failure of startups are insufficient market research, poor business plans, and inadequate marketing. As a business owner, you can overcome these obstacles through access to quality and reliable information about the market, which you can find on the web.

How to Take a Full Backup of Your System Data to an External Drive

05.29.2020 12:34 PM

More and more, the fragments of our lives are being transformed into digital data: memories captured in printed photographs become pixel pictures, treasured paper letters turn into electronic mails, movies that used to dwell on cassettes are available within online cinemas these days. We entrust our computers with vast amounts of precious data - be it our memories, sensitive data, or simply important business-related files... but we're never really bothered with all that data being lost - until it actually happens, having us caught without a backup.

Can these technologies keep us safe against Coronavirus in the future?

05.28.2020 11:48 AM

In many countries the Coronavirus has slowed its pace, but there are still many countries in which it continues to spread.

Want to Clean Without Scrubbing? Scientists Develop a Self-Cleaning Laser-Structured Aluminum that does the Trick

05.28.2020 07:51 AM

Dresden researchers have formed a laser-processed aluminum plate that could pick up dirt particles as it rolls on the surface. Scientists believe that this technology could aid several industrial branches such as aircraft construction, the automotive sector, the food industry.

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