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Introduction to OCR Technology and Its Applications in the Modern Era

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology has revolutionized the way data is stored and accessed by businesses and individuals alike. It is a form of technology that has been around since the early days of computing…

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This Implantable Fuel Cell Converts Blood Sugar into Electrical Energy to Power Medical Implants and Also Treat Diabetes

Implantable medical devices (IMD) rely on a continuous supply of electricity from lithium-based batteries. These batteries gradually run down and eventually need replacement or recharging that is powered wirelessly. But neither option is perfect! There…

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2023 Guide on The Best Practices for Securing Your Drupal Website

Drupal is an open-source CMS (content management system) that was created in 2000 and is still being utilized by some of the most prominent and rampant industries, such as banking, healthcare, public administration, and governments.…

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Ukraine Using Cardboard Drones ‘Flying Pizza Box’ To Drop Bombs

Drones have become an integral part of the Russia-Ukraine war. Turkish Bayraktar TB2 by Ukraine or Iran’s Suicide UAVs Shahed-136 deployed by Russia, both sides are using drones for both surveillance and combat. Now, Australia is…

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Hubble Finds Saturn’s Rings Are Breaking Apart and Heating Up Planet’s Atmosphere

Saturn’s rings are probably the most recognized feature of our solar system. Now in a ground-breaking discovery, scientists have discovered that Saturn’s magnificent rings are heating the planet’s upper atmosphere. According to NASA, this phenomenon…

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Robotic Beehive Protects Bees from Death and Offers Insights into The Hidden Bee-World

Unlike many other insects, Honeybees don’t go dormant during the winter. But staying warm during winter requires food and energy in the form of honey. They live on the honey they have collected. If the…

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This Caterpillar-Inspired Soft Robot Can Slip Through Narrow Gaps

Inspired by the biomechanics of real caterpillars, researchers at North Carolina State University have engineered a crawling robot. This soft robot can move forward, backward and slip through narrow gaps like slipping under a door.…

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World’s First Instant Beer, Just Add Water and Stir

A German brewery has revolutionized the way carbonated beverages are made by inventing a powdered lager. The powder can make the beer in the same way you make instant coffee or a protein shake. The…

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EVs To The Skies: Autoflight Sets New World Record For Longest eVTOL Flight

As advanced air mobility continues to transform the future of air transport, eVTOL technology has emerged as a cost-efficient and sustainable way of moving goods and passengers. A tech startup sets new standards for aviation’s…

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Top 6 Latest Trends in the Biotech Industry

Biotechnology has been progressively growing as a complex industry in recent years and has a CAGR prediction of 13.9% from 2022 to 2030. This is mainly due to the continuous advancements in science, technology, and…

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Technology

Introduction to OCR Technology and Its Applications in the Modern Era

This Implantable Fuel Cell Converts Blood Sugar into Electrical Energy to Power Medical Implants and Also Treat Diabetes

2023 Guide on The Best Practices for Securing Your Drupal Website

Ukraine Using Cardboard Drones ‘Flying Pizza Box’ To Drop Bombs

Hubble Finds Saturn’s Rings Are Breaking Apart and Heating Up Planet’s Atmosphere

Robotic Beehive Protects Bees from Death and Offers Insights into The Hidden Bee-World

This Caterpillar-Inspired Soft Robot Can Slip Through Narrow Gaps

World’s First Instant Beer, Just Add Water and Stir

EVs To The Skies: Autoflight Sets New World Record For Longest eVTOL Flight

Top 6 Latest Trends in the Biotech Industry

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