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Candela P-12: Navigating the Future of Sustainable Maritime Travel

The shift to electric power is inevitable for the future, yet transitioning to electricity in the air and on water presents more challenges than on land. Elevating Maritime Travel Candela has made significant strides in…

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Robots Get A Skin Upgrade As Engineers Unveil New Breakthrough

In continued efforts to improve robot’s capabilities and reliability, researchers from University of British Columbia and Honda have created a new soft sensor enabling robots to have a sense of touch and dexterity. The innovative…

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MIT researchers transform Pencil Lead into Graphene ‘Gold’

Since its isolation in 2004, graphene has been the subject of extensive research and has garnered significant attention due to its remarkable properties. Recently, a group of physicists at MIT accomplished an impressive feat: they…

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MIT’s Gel-Free Ultrasound For Monitoring Bladder

MIT’s Wearable Ultrasound Patch MIT researchers have created a wearable ultrasound patch capable of imaging organs just like a standard ultrasound. This innovative device is capable of capturing images of the body’s organs without requiring…

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World’s First: 3D-Printed Soft Robotic Hand Mimics Human Anatomy

Traditional 3D printing methods can sometimes impose limitations on the form, function, and flexibility of the final product. This is primarily due to the inherent nature of the process, where a pliable plastic gel is…

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Lunar Farming Hope: Earth Microbes Pave the Way for Moon Agriculture

A recent study suggests that microbes could assist in extracting vital nutrients from lunar soil. Previous research has identified essential elements in lunar soil necessary for plant growth. This discovery raises hopes for sustainable greenhouse…

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Cooling Excellence: Ultra-White Ceramic Achieves Record 99.6% Reflectivity for Building Comfort

The researchers at the City University of Hong Kong (CityU) have introduced a new ultra-white ceramic material that can significantly cool buildings by reflecting sunlight and heat. The inspiration for this cooling ability comes from…

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On the Road to Safety: Google Waze’s AI Now Alerts Drivers to Accident-Prone Routes

Waze, Google’s traffic navigation application, utilizes real-time traffic and road information to offer drivers the most optimal routes. The widely used navigation app has now been enhanced to alert users when they are driving on…

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Tipsy Tech: Your Phone’s New Sobriety Feature to Warn if You’re Too Drunk to Drive

Alcohol use is a major global health problem worldwide. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 3 million deaths worldwide are caused by alcohol abuse each year. This makes alcohol the seventh-leading risk factor for…

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How On-Demand Manufacturing Can Help Streamline Supply Chains

Every single business that exists relies on some form of supply chain. From the biggest supermarkets and businesses to the smallest mom-and-pop stores, there’s no escaping how vital a steady supply chain is. Therefore, it’s…

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Candela P-12: Navigating the Future of Sustainable Maritime Travel

Robots Get A Skin Upgrade As Engineers Unveil New Breakthrough

MIT researchers transform Pencil Lead into Graphene ‘Gold’

MIT’s Gel-Free Ultrasound For Monitoring Bladder

World’s First: 3D-Printed Soft Robotic Hand Mimics Human Anatomy

Lunar Farming Hope: Earth Microbes Pave the Way for Moon Agriculture

Cooling Excellence: Ultra-White Ceramic Achieves Record 99.6% Reflectivity for Building Comfort

On the Road to Safety: Google Waze’s AI Now Alerts Drivers to Accident-Prone Routes

Tipsy Tech: Your Phone’s New Sobriety Feature to Warn if You’re Too Drunk to Drive

How On-Demand Manufacturing Can Help Streamline Supply Chains

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