Friday, December 13, 2024

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Multimodal machine learning model increases accuracy

Building on previous breakthroughs that showcased a transformer-based language...

Climate change impacting freshwater fish species

New research reveals that freshwater fish populations located closer...

Easy and cheap: Separating cobalt from junk materials

Penn researchers led a collaborative effort pioneering an easier,...

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World’s first electric sports motorcycle to incorporate WMC’s patented duct

'Intelligent Aero' technology concept to improve electric motorcycle range.

Ex-Apple team unveils Tempest to speed up platform engineering, as they raise $3.2M

While tech giants spend years and millions building internal developer platforms, most engineering teams are left with a painful choice: cobble together fragmented tools...

The DS Pixel Keyboard combines a keyboard and screen

A Hong Kong-based startup launched a DS Pixel Keyboard, now available on Kickstarter. This versatile device combines the functionalities of a keyboard and a...

iMicro Q3p turns your smartphone into a portable microscope

After the successful crowdfunding of fingertip microscopes, QingYing's iMicro Q3p is now crowdfunding on Kickstarter. The product has several days left on its stopwatch,...

IBM launches R2 Heron processors that performs 5,000 two-qubit gate operations

Two years ago, IBM promised the quantum computing community that it would develop quantum algorithms that incorporate circuits with 100 qubits. Fulfilling that commitment,...

Augmental’s MouthPad offers easier access to electronic devices

Accessibility startup Augmental is working on head tracking and ‘silent speech’

US-UK jointly fabricate first capsules for future advanced reactors

The capsules will face a 1,382°F nuclear test at the world's highest power reactor.

NASA engineers turn off plasma instrument to let Voyager 2 live longer

Some of which have been turned off over the years to save power.

New space thruster can power spacecrafts using any type of metal

Astronomers are always curious to explore undiscovered areas beyond their immediate surroundings. Deep space exploration might be a solution for enhanced study of universe...

You can create Google’s Double-Sided Gboard at home

Google showcases bizarre double-sided Gboard, which it won't sell commercially. You can create it at home using a 3D printer.

eVinci™ Microreactor: The Next Generation Nuclear Reactor

Transitioning toward clean energy is crucial to address climate change, and Nuclear Energy is especially getting attention. After overcoming its safety challenges, nuclear energy could serve...

Orion is an impressive demo of AR glasses

During Meta's Connect Event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled the Orion, their first ever made and the "most advanced pair of AR glasses." Orion was...

Self-driving vehicles can be imperfect

Cutting-edge research from three top Virginia universities, led by the University of Virginia's Homa Alemzadeh, is on a mission to revolutionize the safety of...

AI improves traffic safety for people with reduced mobility

Using Artificial intelligence (AI), researchers are developing an inclusive traffic monitoring system, aware of its surroundings.

China develop the world’s strongest resistive magnet

It breaks the US record after seven years with 42 Tesla feat.

Neural Motion Planning helps robots navigate challenging obstacles

Neural motion planning is used to help improve how robots react in new environments.

Virtuix’s Omni One is an entertainment setup, where gaming meets fitness

Virtuix's Omni One is a full-body Virtual Reality (VR) gaming setup that offers its user an immersive gaming experience.

IBM Announces Telum II Processors, Upscaling LLM and Generative AI

IBM has revealed the specifications for its upcoming Telum II Processor and Spyre Accelerator, designed for better processing capacity.

Fifth Generation Snap Spectacles: Augmented Reality Redefined

Snap Inc. announced its fifth generation of AR glasses, Spectacles, which use Lenses to blend the virtual and real worlds.

Utilizing AI and microwave plasma tech to boost clean energy

This project will help create a knowledgeable and skilled workforce.

Cutting-edge carbon capture tech for creating a cleaner future

Curtin University continues to lead the shift towards a more environmentally friendly future.

PlayStation 5 Pro offers 45% faster rendering with 8K gameplay support

Sony has announced its PlayStation 5 Pro (PS5 Pro), a mid-generation upgrade of the PlayStation 5, and is the "most advanced and innovative console...

WW expands weight loss support with the WeightWatchers App

To keep pace with the evolving weight loss landscape, WeightWatchers has enhanced its programs, offered new plans, and integrated technology into its model. Its popular...

Researchers investigate dynamic electron spins in correlated magnets

The electrons in correlated magnets exhibit quantum mechanical interactions.

Echocardiograms can be performed remotely using the robot arm

It provides new options for patients with poor access to this essential testing.

Durable chalk-based coating keeps clothes feeling cool

The fabric coating can cool the wearer by up to 15 degrees Fahrenheit.

New AI model helps researchers detect disease based on coughs

It can listen to human sounds and flag early signs of disease.

Researching carbon materials for green hydrogen production

Scientists at Paderborn University are researching carbon materials for photocatalysis.

For the first time, 45% transparency achieved in microdisplay

Researchers have significantly increased the transparency of OLED microdisplays.

Autonomous aerial robots for multiroom exploration

It could help first responders gather information and make better-informed decisions after a disaster.

Introducing world’s first megawatt charger for electric trucks

A major advance for long-distance electric road transport.

Self-lifting toilet seat promises more hygienic bathroom experience

The startup aims to flush away the problem of icky toilet seats.

World’s fastest brick-laying construction robot arrives in the US

A construction robot equipped with a 105-ft (32-m) telescopic boom arm has completed a journey from Australia to Florida. The robot, known as Hadrian...

Low-cost, pocket-sized device detects harmful materials within minutes

Imagine having the ability to quickly determine the safety of berries and mushrooms during a hike or rapidly identify pathogens in a hospital setting...

An invisible, virus-killing mask blocks 99.8% of aerosols

The tech could protect agricultural and industrial workers from airborne pathogens.