University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) mechanical engineers have developed a novel material that uses AI to learn behaviours over an extended period-of-time. Benefits of… Read More »In Future AI Material Can Be Used In Aircraft Wings Or Building Structures
The most cutting-edge AI-powered prosthetics “ever built” have been created by researchers at the University of Utah, prompting Ottobock, the largest prosthetic maker in the… Read More »LabBionic Developed ‘Utah Bionic Leg” Most Advanced AI Powered Prosthetics
Some people were not happy with Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot’s first attempt at a slow walk on the company’s AI Day in 2022, but most… Read More »The First Version Of Tesla’s Optimus Humanoid Robot Has Not Gone Well With Some Critics
For some consumers, the Starlink service from SpaceX is becoming agonisingly slow. When it initially launched as beta in 2020, the Starlink internet service was… Read More »Despite Great Launch Rates, SpaceX Finds It Difficult To Maintain The Starlink Speed Promise
The rocket engines and 3D printed fuel from Texas-based firm Firehawk have successfully tested. According to The Dallas Morning News, Firehawk, a company founded two… Read More »The Tests For Firehawk Rocket Engines And 3D Printing Fuels Were Successful
According to a news statement issued by the National University of Singapore (NUS) on Monday, researchers there have developed a new method of producing synthetic… Read More »Using Magnetic Fields To Produce Meat Could Significantly Increase Efficiency
The technology for passive cooling, a process that uses no electricity at all, has progressed thanks to research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. According… Read More »New Advance Technology That Doesn’t Use Electricity For Cooling
A project that might yearly remove millions of tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere has been developed by a U.S. climate technology company. According to… Read More »US Based Facility Hopes To Capture 5 Million Metric Tonnes Of CO2 Yearly
The engineering and medical departments at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities have developed a novel 3D-printed medical device that, when applied directly to the… Read More »A Cutting Edge, 3D-Printed Light Sensing Medical Device May Save The Lives Of Lupus Patients
With a height of nearly 100 feet and a size of three football fields, the National Ignition Facility (NIF) is unquestionably a remarkable building. What… Read More »This Is How Giant Laser Can Simulate A Planet’s Core