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Frame by Brilliant Labs: Unleash Superpowers with Affordable $350 AI Glasses

Revolutionizing Vision: Discover Brilliant Labs’ AI-Powered Frame Brilliant Labs, a startup based in Singapore, has introduced “Frame,” smart glasses with multimodal AI, priced at $350. Hailed as a reinvention of eyewear for the AI era,…

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Ford’s Secret Skunkworks to Take on Tesla and China with Affordable EVs

Tesla’s journey began with a strategic focus on high-end electric vehicles, leveraging cutting-edge technology and cultivating a strong brand identity. This approach established Tesla as a leader in the electric vehicle (EV) market. However, it…

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From Red Mud to Green Steel: A Swift 10-Minute Innovation by Researchers

Environmental Challenges in the Steel Industry The steel industry, essential to modern civilization, is grappling with environmental issues such as carbon emissions and waste. Encouragingly, scientists from Max-Planck-Gesellschaft have recently introduced a promising solution: a…

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US Space Force’s Vision: Orbital Filling Stations to Extend Satellite Lifespan

Imagine a network of gas stations not for race cars, but for multi-million dollar satellites hurtling through space. The U.S. Space Force is turning this futuristic vision into reality, aiming to establish orbital filling stations…

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Toyota: $1.3B Investment in Kentucky for EVs

Toyota Motor North America announced an investment of $1.3 billion in an Electric Vehicles (EVs) and battery manufacturing facility in Georgetown, Kentucky. Toyota Kentucky is the company’s largest manufacturing plant, with around 9,400 employees, and…

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UK Blazes a Trail in Drone Defense with Successful Laser Weapon Test

Precision in Aerial Defense Testing The British military has achieved a significant breakthrough in aerial defense, successfully testing the DragonFire laser weapon designed to incapacitate drones mid-air. This milestone addresses the evolving challenges posed by…

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Scientists 3D-Print Functional Human Brain Tissue that Grows Like the Real Thing

Replicating Human Brain Complexity Scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have achieved a groundbreaking milestone by successfully producing the functional 3D-printed brain tissue. This seemingly impossible development mimics the growth and connectivity observed in authentic…

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Study Shows Writing by Hand is Great for Your Brain Compared to Typing

In a world increasingly dominated by digital devices, pen and paper might seem like relics of a bygone era. However, recent research suggests that handwriting may offer more than just a nostalgic throwback. A study…

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A Biodegradable Sensor Checks Your Food for Pesticides

Envision a biodegradable sensor capable of swiftly indicating the safety of your fruits and vegetables by detecting harmful pesticide residues. This innovative technology transforms the idea into a tangible possibility rather than a mere science…

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Ditching Batteries: Sound-Powered Sensors Could Soon Lead the Revolution

In our tech-driven lives, sensors play a pivotal role, enhancing everything from medical devices to earthquake detection. These devices rely on small batteries, often necessitating daily replacements. The consequence? A staggering 15 billion batteries are…

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Industrial News

Frame by Brilliant Labs: Unleash Superpowers with Affordable $350 AI Glasses

Ford’s Secret Skunkworks to Take on Tesla and China with Affordable EVs

From Red Mud to Green Steel: A Swift 10-Minute Innovation by Researchers

US Space Force’s Vision: Orbital Filling Stations to Extend Satellite Lifespan

Toyota: $1.3B Investment in Kentucky for EVs

UK Blazes a Trail in Drone Defense with Successful Laser Weapon Test

Scientists 3D-Print Functional Human Brain Tissue that Grows Like the Real Thing

Study Shows Writing by Hand is Great for Your Brain Compared to Typing

A Biodegradable Sensor Checks Your Food for Pesticides

Ditching Batteries: Sound-Powered Sensors Could Soon Lead the Revolution

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