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A Game-Changing Battery That Charges Solely Through Moisture from the Air

The heat from the sun causes water to evaporate. Scientists believe that about 50% of the solar energy absorbed at the Earth’s surface drives evaporation. Now, an Australian company Strategic Elements aims to harvest green…

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Indian Scientists Develop Helical Nanobots That Can Deep Clean Teeth

Theranautilus, a startup at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru has developed nano-sized robots that successfully killed bacteria deep inside dentinal tubules, and boosted the success of root canal treatments. In this study, researchers…

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Paper Bag Machines: How They are Helping to Grow The Industry Globally

Do you transport fast-food items using only your bare hands? Have you ever witnessed wholesalers delivering their products without using any packaging? Suppose the answer is yes; the upcoming commercial opportunity that I am about…

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GD&T in Manufacturing

In manufacturing, the most important part is to make the component according to the required dimensions and tolerances so that it fits perfectly into the assembly and functions properly. Most of the waste parts in…

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Surprise finding: Cleaner Air Means More Hurricanes

Air pollution is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. As per estimates, seven million people worldwide die prematurely every year as a result of exposure to air pollution. Now, a “shocking” study suggests that cleaner air can…

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DJI Mini 3 Pro redefines pocket-size drone cinematography

DJI has introduced the Mini 3 Pro, a pocket-size, pro-grade, sub 249g camera drone that can capture 4K/60 fps video for over 30 minutes, redefining what is possible in the field of ultra-portable drones. While…

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Revolutionary New Drug to Treat Cataracts without Surgery

Cataract remains the leading cause of blindness and visual impairment across the globe. According to the WHO, it affects more than 65 million people globally and accounts for half of 40 million blind. Cataracts or…

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Scientists Have Revived Light-Sensing Cells in Human Eyes after Death

Scientists successfully revived light-sensing neuron cells in the eyes of a donor a few hours after the donor’s death. This groundbreaking study could alter brain and vision research. For investigating how nerve cells surrender to…

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New Research Suggests There May Be Invisible Walls in Space

The universe is a mysterious place. Worldwide scientists are working to uncover it layer by layer. But there are lots and lots of puzzling events that remain unexplained. Present theories about the arrangement of the cosmos…

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With Gas in its Wheels, this all-terrain electric Ultra Bike can be driven on water

Ultra Bike 2×2 from Robo Systems is built to tackle almost everything. This two-wheel-drive electric utility bike is not only fit for dirt, sand, and snow but can also handle aquatic terrain. But for water, you have to…

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A Game-Changing Battery That Charges Solely Through Moisture from the Air

Indian Scientists Develop Helical Nanobots That Can Deep Clean Teeth

Paper Bag Machines: How They are Helping to Grow The Industry Globally

GD&T in Manufacturing

Surprise finding: Cleaner Air Means More Hurricanes

DJI Mini 3 Pro redefines pocket-size drone cinematography

Revolutionary New Drug to Treat Cataracts without Surgery

Scientists Have Revived Light-Sensing Cells in Human Eyes after Death

New Research Suggests There May Be Invisible Walls in Space

With Gas in its Wheels, this all-terrain electric Ultra Bike can be driven on water

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