Technology

Biggest Challenges For Microbreweries Going into 2023

Craft beer has become very popular in the last couple of years. Almost every liquor store has shelves stocked with different varieties of craft beer in the United States. Most of these craft beers are…

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Rapid Prototyping: Discover the Different Stages of this Innovative Process!

Rapid prototyping is an innovative process that revolutionizes how products are designed and developed. From concept to completion, it has transformed the speed and accuracy with which businesses can develop products. This creative process has…

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The Rise of China’s Automobile Challenges Major Industry Players

In October 2022, China shocked the automotive industry after surpassing Germany to become the second-largest auto exporter. The country also left behind other industry giants such as the United States and South Korea. China’s car…

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NASA and DARPA Plans to Test Nuclear Thermal Engines for Crewed Missions to Mars

DARPA is joining hands with NASA via its Demonstration Rocket for Agile Cislunar Operations (DRACO) program. They have recently declared their plan to develop and test a nuclear thermal rocket (NTR) engine in space. As…

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Lockheed Martin’s Game-Changing Laser Gun Achieves First Light

Laser-powered weapons are in high demand due to changing dynamics of modern warfare. Instead of looking to buy more sophisticated and expensive missiles, defense forces are now relying on cheap-to-build drones that can be used…

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Researchers Use Ultrasound ‘Tornado’ To Break Brain Blood Clots

A blood clot in the brain can cause damage to the brain cells and even lead to death. Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) is a blood clot in one of your brain’s larger veins that…

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This Robot Can Smell Odors like a Dog Using a Biological Sensor

There are a lot of fields in which identifying odors rapidly and accurately is very crucial. Now, Tel Aviv University researchers have made it possible for a robot to smell using a biological sensor. The…

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New Grasshopper-Inspired Material Can Leap 200x its Thickness

Engineers at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed a new rubber-like film that could pose strong competition to grasshoppers. This new material can jump on its own, without any outside intervention, you just need…

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World-First Filtration System to Remove Toxic “Forever Chemicals” From Drinking Water in Seconds

PFAS (per-and-poly-fluoroalkyl substances) are a family of thousands of human-made substances – nicknamed “forever chemicals” because they DO NOT break down in the environment and stick around in the atmosphere, rainwater, and soil for long…

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World’s First Biodegradable Water Bottle Is Made with Food Waste

Did you know that people in the U.S. throw away over 60 million plastic water bottles in just one day? Most of these bottles pollute streets, parks, and waterways or end up in landfills. Cove, the California-based…

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