TECH & INNOVATION

Synthetic Plagues: Genetically Engineered Pathogens Could Be the Future of Warfare

TECH & INNOVATION 01.10.2024 01:46 AM

Experts explored the potential for engineered pathogens to become the instruments of warfare in the future. Check this article to find out more.

$3,500 AI-Controlled Toaster 'Perfecta' Can Grill Steak, Sizzle Meat

01.09.2024 23:27 PM

During CES 2024, a $3,500 AI-controlled toaster that can grill steak in less than two minutes was unveiled. Read to learn more.

Breakthrough in Graphene: Novel Semiconductor Signals Leap Towards Faster PCs, Quantum Computers

01.09.2024 06:43 AM

Georgia Tech researchers achieve a milestone, crafting the world's inaugural functional graphene semiconductor, introducing a novel approach to electronics. Check out more details in this article.

Coal Could Play Vital Role in Next-Generation Electronic Devices, Study Suggests

01.09.2024 01:23 AM

A recent study has opened up new possibilities for utilizing coal in the field of microelectronics. Check this article to find out more.

Samsung Unveils Enhanced Ballie: AI-Infused Spherical Home Robot With Innovative Features at CES 2024

01.09.2024 00:56 AM

At CES 2024, Samsung revealed the enhanced Ballie, a home robot equipped with advanced AI, spatial lidar sensor, a 1080p projector, and versatile device control options. Read the article to learn more details.

Chat With Hologram? Editor Gets Chance To Do So During CES 2024

01.08.2024 21:56 PM

During the CES 2024, which is currently still ongoing, an editor of a tech news outlet was able to have a chat with a hologram. Read to learn more.

Human Factors in Uber Accidents

01.08.2024 02:22 AM

Uber has completely changed how we transport goods and travel in this age of ridesharing and convenience. Although most Uber rides are uneventful and safe, accidents do happen. Understanding the human factors that cause Uber accidents is important for passengers and every road user. Whether you're another driver sharing roadways, a passenger, a pedestrian, or an Uber driver, knowing the factors contributing to the accident will help you be vigilant and make good decisions afterward.

New Tech Validates Biblical Events in Ancient Gath Excavations by Israeli Universities

01.07.2024 23:36 PM

Magnetic field measurements in burnt bricks validate a Second Book of Kings event—Hazael's conquest of Gath. Read the article to learn more details.

EV to the Rescue: Woman Uses Electric Car To Power Son's Dialysis Machine During Power Outage

01.07.2024 22:33 PM

A power outage resulting from a storm and flash flooding prompted a woman to use her electric car to power her son's dialysis machine. Read to learn more.

SpaceX Artist-in-Residence Trains Robot Dogs to Paint; Sells Robodog Paintings for $40,000 at Auction

01.05.2024 04:00 AM

An artist trains robot dogs to paint. Check out some of their outputs here. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Web Summit) SpaceX Artist-In-Residence Trains Robot Dogs To Paint; Sells Robodog Paintings for $40,000 at Auction A Polish artist extends her artistry by training robot dogs to paint.

Coffee Waste Turned into Eco-Friendly Building Material for Stronger Construction

01.05.2024 03:36 AM

A study reveals that waste coffee grounds prove to be valuable for enhancing concrete strength, pioneering eco-friendly construction practices. Continue reading to learn more.

Artificial Intelligence Can Drive Human Extinction; AI May Takeover Some Jobs in 2116 [Report]

01.05.2024 03:00 AM

AI can drive human extinction and the technology may fully takeover in less than a century. Continue reading to learn more.

Micro-LED Assembly Gets Boost From Selective Transfer Process, Revolutionizes Printing of Inorganic Semiconductors

01.05.2024 02:30 AM

Korean researchers developed a novel micro-LED selective mass transfer process based on mico-vacuum force. Find out more about it in this article.

Human Brain Learning Is More Efficient, Superior Compared to Artificial Intelligence, Scientists Say

01.05.2024 02:27 AM

A study has discovered that the human brain has a more superior and efficient way of learning compared to AIs that work with backpropagation. Read to learn more.

Prague Orloj: Unveiling the Engineering Secrets of the World’s Oldest Functional Astronomical Clock

01.04.2024 09:00 AM

In the historical city of Prague, the Old Town Hall Tower holds an intricate 600-year-old piece of machinery called the Orloj. Read the article to learn more about it.

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