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Electricity from Your Sweat Could Revolutionize Wearable Electronics Tech

The major limiting factor of wearable electronics has always been the power supply. However, batteries make the devices bulky, and the batteries run down and must be changed or charged. Just imagine a world where…

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NASA Plans To Return Mars Samples To Earth

NASA has been working on several plans to collect and return 30 Martian rock samples to Earth by 2033. To support this mission, the US space agency is sending two small helicopters to the planet.…

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The United States and Russia Extend Space Cooperation

NASA and Roscosmos officially announced plans to amalgamate flights shortly after Nasa decided to replace the Russian space program leader. The expanded cooperation comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions between Ukraine and Russia. The key purpose…

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New Raspberry Pi Pico W IoT Platform Introduced

Based on the RP2040 Microcontroller Chip from the Raspberry Pi, that was introduced last year, the company upgraded the microcontroller with the possibility of a Wi-Fi connection. The updated model, called Pico W has the…

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Researchers Have Found That Humans Are Not the Only Mammals That Farm for a Living

We all believe that all plant-eating mammals eat plants, like grasses, leaves, fruits, algae, or whatever they find while foraging. But now a research reveals that humans are not the only mammal to tend and…

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MIT Engineers Find the Most Energy Efficient Way to Boil Water

Boiling water is big business. From Coal plants to concentrating solar power plants, all work by turning water into steam and using that steam to generate electricity. Any improvements in the efficiency of this process…

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Shanghai University Proposes Using Robots for COVID Testing

The burden of testing people for COVID-19 is a real problem for China, which continues to pursue a Zero-Covid policy. Healthcare workers are needed for every test, draining the medical system of labor. Shanghai University…

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Algae-Filled Solar Panels to Provide Power and Oxygen While Absorbing CO2

Algae are simple plants that range from microscopic (microalgae) to large seaweeds (macroalgae). Living in saline or freshwater environments, algae soak up sunlight, absorb carbon dioxide, and in return breathe out oxygen. Researchers from all…

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Switzerland’s Futuristic Autonomous, Underground Cargo Project

All the goods, normally transported on busy roads will travel underground on driverless vehicles through a 310-mile (500 km) network of tunnels. The demand for more roads and rail networks is ever-increasing with growing cities and economic…

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China’s First Pure Solar-Powered Vehicle Has 47 Advanced Technologies

The Tianjin Solar car was recently unveiled in China at the sixth World Intelligence Conference. It is the world’s first 100% solar-powered electric vehicle (SEV). Tianjin does not use fossil fuels or external power sources,…

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Engineering

Electricity from Your Sweat Could Revolutionize Wearable Electronics Tech

NASA Plans To Return Mars Samples To Earth

The United States and Russia Extend Space Cooperation

New Raspberry Pi Pico W IoT Platform Introduced

Researchers Have Found That Humans Are Not the Only Mammals That Farm for a Living

MIT Engineers Find the Most Energy Efficient Way to Boil Water

Shanghai University Proposes Using Robots for COVID Testing

Algae-Filled Solar Panels to Provide Power and Oxygen While Absorbing CO2

Switzerland’s Futuristic Autonomous, Underground Cargo Project

China’s First Pure Solar-Powered Vehicle Has 47 Advanced Technologies

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