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China claims to shakes off US sanction shackle, produces quantum module
China claims to develop crucial quantum computing component domestically, hinting at self-reliance amid intensifying US rivalry.
UK builds world’s smallest light detector to shrink quantum computers
The detector is not just the world’s smallest but also 10 times faster than detectors previously built for quantum light detection.
Space ‘warehouse’ to deliver cargo in 1 hour, anywhere on Earth
Inversion Space is developing reusable reentry capsules to store cargo in orbit. That cargo will be on standby for delivery to Earth. When called upon, the company will be able to deliver it anywhere on Earth within an hour.
Driving innovation: Sheba unveils world’s first autofocus car camera
Sharp-7 employs an 8MP automotive-grade sensor, ensuring consistent, high-quality imaging across various temperatures in automotive environments.
Aiding in advancing future automotive safety systems, Sheba Microsystems has launched a novel autofocus camera.
Sharp-7 pioneers autofocus in automotive cameras, ensuring high-quality imaging despite temperature fluctuations, crucial for ADAS.
China shows off machine gun-wielding war robot dogs in Cambodia
China has officially showcased its machine-gun armed robodog drones during a 15-day military exercise with Cambodian forces.
AI-powered headphone lets user choose which sound to block or amplify
The new AI technology enables personalized noise-canceling headphones, which can isolate a speaker’s voice from ambient noise in real time.
Coal fly ash helps cut cement content by half in low-carbon concrete
Concrete beams made using fly ash and pond ash in low-carbon concrete mix met Australian standards for engineering.
3cm-sized metalens camera uses AI to make distorted images sharp
Chinese researchers employ deep learning to enhance metalens image quality, unlocking its viability in versatile applications.
Researchers enhance organic semiconductors through air doping
A new method to make organic semiconductors more conductive used oxygen as a dopant making it more scalable and cost-effective.