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Sweden’s Recycling Is So Revolutionary That It Is Importing Rubbish

“Recycling revolution,” is going on in Sweden right now, country recycles about 99 percent of their garbage. Around the world on an average, 59% of world waste ends up in landfills, resulting in release of…

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AI That Can Spot Shoplifters Even Before They Steal

Software developed by Japanese startup “Vaak” claims to identify potential shoplifters based on their body language and can prevent shoplifting before it actually takes place. How “VaakEye” works: This artificial intelligence software “VaakEye” analyzes the…

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First Ever ‘Exascale’ Supercomputer Is Coming In 2021

America is going to build the world’s fastest supercomputer and it will be the first to break the so-called “exascale” barrier. Exascale computing refers to computing systems capable of at least a billion billion (i.e.…

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The Future of Exploration: Robots that Walk Around Without GPS

Our vision is insensitive to UV radiation and polarized light. Other species, such as desert ants, on the other hand, use UV and polarized light for navigation. These tiny creatures can cross a few hundred…

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Air Conditioner of the Future Would Not Require Refrigerants Gas

Researchers from Saarland University in Germany have developed a prototype device that can be used to cool or heat the air in a room or to cool or heat liquids using ‘muscles’ made from nickel-titanium.…

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Meet KP-Bot, India’s First Robot Police Officer

Science fiction is fast becoming a reality now! Sci-fi has inspired serious real-life researches where Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword. India embarked on the high road of automation by using a robot for…

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New Cardiac Pump Safer for Patients

Heart pump malfunctions can happen to patients with heart failure. Researchers from the Heart & Vascular Center at Brigham and Women’s Hospital have developed a next-generation LVAD (largest left-ventricular assist device) and tested it on…

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Climate Change Won’t Affect Europe’s Electric Grid

The temperature rise across the planet will have devastating consequences on the biodiversity and human energy consumption in a couple of years. Researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark studied how unavoidable changes in climate affect…

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People Living Longer Than Ever! But Increased Lifespan Could Turn People into Walking Zombies

Human lifespan is increasing by approx three years in every 25-year period. People are expected to live about six years longer than their grandparents, on an average. Advancement in medical science in treating diseases like…

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Scientists Just Found A Way to Turn Regular Seawater into Hydrogen Fuel

Researchers at Stanford University revealed a new way to make hydrogen fuel out of saltwater. This research could open up a new array of exciting possibilities in energy production. Hydrogen is clean-burning fuel and it…

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Engineering

Sweden’s Recycling Is So Revolutionary That It Is Importing Rubbish

AI That Can Spot Shoplifters Even Before They Steal

First Ever ‘Exascale’ Supercomputer Is Coming In 2021

The Future of Exploration: Robots that Walk Around Without GPS

Air Conditioner of the Future Would Not Require Refrigerants Gas

Meet KP-Bot, India’s First Robot Police Officer

New Cardiac Pump Safer for Patients

Climate Change Won’t Affect Europe’s Electric Grid

People Living Longer Than Ever! But Increased Lifespan Could Turn People into Walking Zombies

Scientists Just Found A Way to Turn Regular Seawater into Hydrogen Fuel

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