TECH & INNOVATION

Artificial Intelligence and The Evolution Of Learning

TECH & INNOVATION 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.

Scientist DeTeCts a Flash in Jupiter’s Atmosphere

09.25.2019 08:54 AM

What could have been a flash that was so brightening and fading in Jupiter’s atmosphere? It was an explosion that was about the size of a planet.

Smarticle Robots Self-Assemble Into a Robophysical System

09.21.2019 12:24 PM

Scientists believe that the small robots could one day be able to aid in military navigation and directing of troops.

US Navy Supports Development of Another Underwater Robot

09.21.2019 07:02 AM

The Tunabot can mimic the speed and movement patterns of the yellowfin tuna. The yellowfin tuna is a torpedo shaped fish capable of escaping most predators because of its speed that can reach up to 46 miles per hour, making it one of the fastest fish in the world.

Four Project Partners Combine Four Different Processes to Produce Fuel from Renewable Energy

09.20.2019 08:39 AM

The team effort resulted in the production of synthetic fuel, which they plan to scale up later on. (Photo : Image from Pipeline Journal) The Power-to-X, or P2X, Kopernikus project is a four-way collaboration among four different institutions with the aim to produce synthetic fuel from renewable materials.

Optical Lace Material Helps Soft Robots React to Their Environment

09.20.2019 08:35 AM

Researchers develop an optical lace to replace robot ‘flesh’ to improve its sensitivity to touch.

Can Artificial Intelligence Predict the Occurrence of El Niño?

09.20.2019 08:34 AM

Researchers have programmed an AI to predict the occurrence of El Niño, with an efficiency higher than existing models.

5 Technologies Redefining Healthcare

09.20.2019 08:33 AM

Technology has become an important part of every aspect of our lives. We rely on it to do just about everything today.

Top 10 US-Based AI Companies, According to Forbes

09.20.2019 08:31 AM

We present you with a list of the top ten most promising artificial intelligence companies in the world today.

Electric Energy to Defrost Car Windows in Seconds!

09.17.2019 10:59 AM

Most individuals living in colder regions of the world know how challenging winters can be for them. On cold winter mornings nobody like a ritual of defrosting windows. Have you ever scraped ice from your car's window? You must hate it when your hands get stiff with cold or get raw red and cold, right?

Rice Imitator Is Now World’s Worst Agricultural Weed

09.17.2019 08:59 AM

The common form of barnyard grass look a lot like rice and it is causing confusion among farmers. The world's worst agricultural weed looks a lot like the rice plant with its green stems.

Electrochemistry Reconfigures Morphing Metamaterials

09.17.2019 08:45 AM

The shapeshifting metamaterials are potentially valuable in adaptive energy storage and handling. Scientists have been studying the properties of metamaterials for a few years now due to their ability to manipulate light and sound waves, essentially turning them into "invisibility cloaks.