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3D-Printed Electrodes to Reduce the Battery Size and Slash Manufacturing Costs

Lithium-ion batteries are one of the world’s most preferred forms of energy storage. From smartphones to electric cars, these batteries have a wide range of applications due to their durability and high performance. However, the…

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Just 30 Seconds of Sunlight Could Keep Your Device Topped Up

Managing battery drain and limited battery life are the major drawbacks of wearable electronic devices today. But thanks to the rechargeable battery prototype developed by the University of Surrey, just 30 seconds of sunlight exposure…

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Planning to Switch to E-Bikes from Regular Bikes? Things to Take into Account

Regular bikes have been a staple vehicle for a long time. Before the invention of engines, bicycles were the best vehicle to travel long distances at a relatively short time. However, with the advancement of…

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MIT Engineers Develop a Device That Could Prevent Buildup of Scar Tissue around Medical Implants

In a big breakthrough, researchers at MIT have developed an innovative device that could ensure long-term medical device implants work without being rejected by the body. For treating diabetes, an artificial pancreas is implanted. The…

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Science Fiction to Reality: World’s First International Holographic Teleportation Conducted Successfully

The concept of teleportation is usually reserved for science fiction like Star Wars or Star Trek. But holographic technology has reached a point where it will be common practice to visit somewhere else near-instantaneously. A…

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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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A Tiny Robot with ‘Human-Like Hands’ Can Lift A Thousand Times its Weight

Researchers from the Italian Institute of Technology have developed a robotic hand with human-like efficiency. This robotic hand can stretch, contract, and could also grip objects with human-like efficiency. Researchers have developed a new class of…

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Study Suggests That Resistant Starch Can Lower Hereditary Cancer Risk by Over 60%

Researchers from the Universities of Newcastle and Leeds have discovered a way that could help in keeping hereditary cancer at bay. Researchers found that a digestion-resistant molecule can lower the risk of hereditary cancer by over 60%.…

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Secret weapon Hellfire R9X missile that killed Al-Qaeda leader al-Zawahiri

Al-Qaeda leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri died on July 31 when two missiles from an uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) hit the balcony of a house in Kabul. Interestingly, there was no sign of any explosion, and no…

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Technology

3D-Printed Electrodes to Reduce the Battery Size and Slash Manufacturing Costs

Just 30 Seconds of Sunlight Could Keep Your Device Topped Up

Planning to Switch to E-Bikes from Regular Bikes? Things to Take into Account

MIT Engineers Develop a Device That Could Prevent Buildup of Scar Tissue around Medical Implants

Science Fiction to Reality: World’s First International Holographic Teleportation Conducted Successfully

Electricity from Your Sweat Could Revolutionize Wearable Electronics Tech

NASA Plans To Return Mars Samples To Earth

A Tiny Robot with ‘Human-Like Hands’ Can Lift A Thousand Times its Weight

Study Suggests That Resistant Starch Can Lower Hereditary Cancer Risk by Over 60%

Secret weapon Hellfire R9X missile that killed Al-Qaeda leader al-Zawahiri

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