TECH & INNOVATION

Spacecraft Hayabusa 2 Landed on Asteroid Ryugu

TECH & INNOVATION 10.08.2019 05:06 AM

After six years, the last rover of Hayabusa landed on Ryugu, an asteroid that is closest to Earth. The Hayabusa 2 mission that is worth $270 billion was launched in December 2014, and it landed in orbit around the asteroid Ryugu in June of 2018.

NASA-Funded Research Leads to the Development of Salt-Based Propellant

10.08.2019 04:31 AM

The new propellant was proven to be compatible in dual-made rocket engines, catering to both combustion and electrical propulsion systems.

WiFi Signals Can Now Be Used to Identify Individuals

10.07.2019 05:42 AM

XModal-ID uses WiFi signals to identify an individual based on his/her gait. At this technological age, WiFi is everywhere. And being practically an abundant resource, researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara, aimed to look for a way to use it other than for internet connection.

Nuclear Reactors Come With Microhardness Three Times More Than Its Components

10.04.2019 05:30 AM

A new composite material has been created to make nuclear reactors to be much harder than they are now.

Impact of Machine and Human Collaboration via Artificial Intelligence

10.03.2019 20:48 PM

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way to work, live, and do business. From smart homes to robots, companies are depending on AI to expand their business. It allows them to invent new things to improve the lives of their customers.

Inventing the World's Strongest Silver

10.03.2019 09:03 AM

Team creates metal that breaks decades-old theoretical limit, promising new class of super-strong and conducting materials

Internet Restrictions Breed Innovation for Accessibility

10.03.2019 08:45 AM

Since widespread access to internet allows for the rapid transmission of information, ideas and movements can be shared in an instant. With increased reliance on online services, a need exists to protect consumers personal information.

Ecofriendly Wax Coating Styles Breathable and Waterproof Clothing.

10.03.2019 08:02 AM

Researchers used carnauba wax to coat garments, making it waterproof without the underlying toxic effect of traditionally used chemicals.

Interactive Video Games May Help Children With Autism

10.03.2019 01:39 AM

Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may benefit from interactive games that help facilitate learning processes and improve motivation.

ERC-Funded REBOOT Project to Revolutionize Liquid Waste Management

10.01.2019 08:53 AM

The research aims for a high-recovery system that is also sustainable and efficient. (Photo : AU Foto) Recently, the European Research Council has awarded 1.

Camfil Industrial Dust Collector: How to Choose The Best Industrial Dust Collector

09.28.2019 10:53 AM

Dust is everywhere. You can find it at home, in your office - everywhere you go. People may think that dust is just a minor nuisance, but it can be very dangerous. Dust can greatly affect anyone, and this is the reason why Camfil industrial dust collector is important. Before you get to understand how industrial dust collectors work, you need to learn more about dust first. Below is some useful information about dust and how it can affect your health at home and at work.

Artificial Intelligence and The Evolution Of Learning

09.28.2019 10:33 AM

Learning never stops and its very evolution may be the key to making artificial intelligence better than it already is.

The End of Cash

09.26.2019 11:57 AM

In this increasingly digitized world, more and more transactions are being done without a single physical dollar passing hands. The rise of credit and debit cards along with e-commerce websites like Amazon and Alibaba are making people more comfortable with virtual transactions and making physical cash increasingly irrelevant.

How Technologies Make the Educational Process Faster

09.25.2019 09:33 AM

The use of technology in the classroom to enhance teaching and learning is nothing new. The old generations of educators who labeled technology as a distraction are slowly being overpowered by teachers who used tech tools to get educated and know how helpful they are.

Brain Signals Can Now Control Wheelchairs for the Paralyzed

09.25.2019 08:54 AM

Researchers develop a system that enables persons with disabilities to control their devices by sending brain signals to a computer.

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