The firm claims that the technology “testing in computer simulations is proving superior to legacy four-stroke engine architectures.”
DeltaHawk.
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Norse Atlantic Airways is teaming up with Avinxt to use their giant robot fueled by green tech and artificial intelligence to perform functions like de-icing, washing, and even giving the engines a good scrub.
The bonus? Regular exterior washing doesn’t just keep the planes looking sharp but cuts down on air resistance, saving up to two percent on fuel burn.
Avinxt will start building the robot in 2024, and will be able to handle big passenger planes, smaller private planes, and even military aircraft, announced Norse in a press release.
A company called Canvus pioneers sustainability, turning old wind turbine blades into functional spaces and community art.
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This initiative seeks to change the fate of these colossal structures by giving them a second life as functional and aesthetically pleasing products, marking a significant stride toward a more sustainable future.
Transparent panels showing off the inner workings on a motorcycle?
Gurmukh Bhasin.
Gurmukh Bhasin has introduced a game-changer that turns heads and sparks conversations. The CR-Dos — Ghost, a concept electric motorcycle, has taken the spotlight with its unique blend of transparency and cutting-edge design.
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The model offers a non-invasive method for studying hearing impairments.
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The human hearing system is a complex and intricate sensory mechanism that enables us to perceive and interpret sound. This system involves several elaborate anatomical structures and physiological processes working together.
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The negative mood observed in workaholics may indicate elevated daily stress levels and that could be the cause of the higher risk for these individuals to develop burnout and cardiovascular problems.
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Death is a possibility.
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“You can actually estimate the movement of the eyes and the position of the target that the eyes are going to look at just from recordings made with a microphone in the ear canal.”
Duke University researchers have discovered that when the eyes move, the ears generate a tiny almost imperceptible murmur and the other way around. Now, they are close to uncovering what they say.
Geoffrey Hinton and Yann LeCun argue on X.
For every AI doomer, there’s an AI idealist to counteract their view.
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In an era marked by economic challenges, the resilience of human generosity is more evident than ever.
Article discusses the growing influence of artificial intelligence and Generation Z in transforming philanthropic strategies and donor engagement reshaping charity.
If OpenAI’s new model can solve grade-school math, it could pave the way for more powerful systems.
Ever since last week’s dramatic events at OpenAI, the rumor mill has been in overdrive about why the company’s chief scientific officer, Ilya Sutskever, and its board decided to oust CEO Sam Altman.
