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NASA’s radar images a slowly spinning stadium-sized asteroid
The images of the “stadium-sized” asteroid, 2008 OS7, were captured using NASA’s 230-foot Goldstone Solar System Radar antenna dish.
NASA’s Deep Space Network planetary radar has captured the first detailed images of a “stadium-sized” asteroid dubbed 2008 OS7.
Swedish scientists smash solar cell efficiency ‘world record’
CIGS solar cells can also be used a bottom layer in the tandem solar cell design helping reduce production costs.
Researchers at Uppsala University in Sweden have created a new world record by designing a CIGS solar cell with 23.64 percent energy conversion efficiency.
GUSTO sets record for longest scientific balloon flight in Antarctica
GUSTO surpassed the previous record by flying continuously for over 55 days.
A scientific balloon soaring the skies above Antarctica broke the record for the longest flight on February 24.
Apple hints at AI cameras on Airpods, smart ring, smart glasses
Reports suggest the tech giant is considering plans to power Airpods with AI cameras, smart ring, and smart glasses.
With wearables taking over the consumer electronics market, especially in the last five years, tech giant–Apple is considering plans for wearable devices.
TECNO’s Dynamic 1: Meet the latest robotic dog on the block
TECNO’s Dynamic 1 is allegedly inspired by a German Shepherd.
Chinese technology company TECNO has officially unveiled its artificial intelligence (AI) enabled robotic dog called Dynamic 1. Showcased at the Mobile World Congress on Monday, February 26, in Barcelona, Dynamic 1 is the latest in robotic canines making the news of late.
According to reports on the robot’s capabilities, Dynamic 1 can climb up a flight of stairs thanks to its torque output of 45 Newton meters per kilogram (Nm/kg) and can also bow and “shake hands.”
Butterflies mimic each other’s flight patterns to flee predators
Butterflies not only share near-identical color patterns but also synchronize their flight behaviors. Explore how these delicate creatures choreograph their movements to create a powerful warning signal against predators.
Scientists develop real-time human emotion recognition technology
Scientists have made a a skin-integrated face interface technology that can recognize human emotions in real time.
Scientists have made a technology that can recognize human emotions in real-time.
First-in-human study tracks brain response to economic exchange
New study links dopamine and serotonin changes in a brain region to social perception and decision-making regarding offer acceptance.
Scientists unravel dopamine-serotonin dynamics in first-in-humans study, unveiling social decision-making during awake surgery in Parkinson’s patients’ tracking economic exchange.
Australian scientists 3D print titanium structure with supernatural strength
Researchers were able to build a new material that’s 50% stronger than strongest alloy known to man by laser powder bed fusion approach.