Keele University researchers published a review which sets out best practice when it comes to finding bodies on land, including ground penetrating radar methods to image the subsurface.
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Ford’s Delivery Robot Walks On Two Legs Like A Human
Ford partnered with Agility Robotics to create Digit, a two-legged robot that could deliver your packages straight to your door in the future. Ford claims this robot can carry packages up to 40 pounds, navigate stairs, and go around unexpected obstacles.
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Artificial Intelligence: Possibilities, Consequences & Scenarios
Yuval’s works on the future of the digital world cause the globe to take notice and discuss. At OMR (Online Marketing Rockstars), Yuval Noah Harari primarily talked about the developments and consequences of artificial intelligence. After his keynote, German journalist and entrepreneur Kai Diekmann conducted an interview on-stage.
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Zapping Nerves with Ultrasound Could Treat Inflammation
Stimulating nerves in the spleens of mice with ultrasound reduced their inflammatory responses and arthritis symptoms.
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Rare male calico kitten is fur real at Winnipeg’s D’arcy’s ARC
A Winnipeg pet shelter got a rare surprise when a feral cat gave birth to her kittens in the rescue.
Winnipeg, meet Unicorn Andy, an eight-week-old kitten who is also a male calico – something that happens for maybe one calico cat in 10,000, said D’Arcy Johnson, CEO of D’arcy’s ARC.
“In all these years of working at the shelter and all my years of working in the clinic … I haven’t seen one, and even some of our long-term veterinarians have never seen them,” he said.
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