Technology

Revolutionizing Surgery: UNSW’s Cutting-Edge Robotic Arm for In-Body 3D Printing

Australian crew of ingenious engineers from the University of New South Wales have cooked up something sensational! They’ve developed a robotic arm for 3D printing materials directly on the surface of organs inside a living…

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$5 Million for just 6 Hours: Celebrities Go Chatbot for Meta!

At present, chatbots are confined to text-based interactions; however, Meta, Facebook’s parent company, envisions expanding their capabilities to include video interactions. A recent onstage demonstration by Meta showcased its AI assistant feature, based on the…

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Unlocking Relief: Old Affordable Drug, New Hope in Hand Osteoarthritis

Hand osteoarthritis is a common, painful condition, particularly affecting women as they age. As the cartilage wears away in finger and thumb joints, it leads to pain, stiffness, and reduced function. The risk of developing…

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Understanding the Fundamentals of CPU Architecture

Many people use computers daily for different purposes. However, most of them do not understand how they process data. It is important to understand how your computer is organized and its architecture. The main blocks…

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Revolutionizing Leather Recycling: Sustainable Innovations by reProLeather

Conventional recycled leather typically combines shredded leather scraps and fibers with non-biodegradable binders like PU and PVC. In contrast, reProLeather transforms leather waste into a material that is claimed to be recyclable and biodegradable, closely…

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Rheinmetall’s Skyranger 30: Unleashing 1,250 Rounds per Minute to Shred Drones

At the 2023 Association of the U.S. Army convention in Washington, D.C., Rheinmetall, the renowned American defense giant, proudly introduced its latest innovation – the “Skyranger 30.” This cutting-edge short-range air defense (SHORAD) system boasts…

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The World’s First Strong Hybrid Motorcycle: Kawasaki Unveils Ninja 7 Hybrid

Kawasaki took the wraps off the 2024 Ninja 7 Hybrid, marking a historic moment as the world’s inaugural mass-produced strong hybrid motorcycle. European enthusiasts can look forward to its availability in April 2024 when it…

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Plasma Technology Transforms Blue-Green Algae into a Wound-Healing Wonder

Flinders University researchers utilized plasma technology to transform blue-green microalgae into a bioactive coating with remarkable wound-healing properties. This coating is suitable for use on dressings and medical instruments, providing protection against infections, expediting healing,…

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Innovative Texan Startup Targets Niche Electric Utility Truck Market

In a landscape dominated by large electric trucks, emerging startups are honing in on a unique niche in the market. Ayro is gearing up to introduce its upcoming “Vanish” low-speed utility truck on a promotional…

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Spider-Inspired Material: Staying Dry Underwater for Months

Taking inspiration from water-dwelling spiders, researchers at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed an innovative material that remains dry underwater and resists adhesion by bacteria and marine…

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