Geckos and Vibrations: Their Surprising Sixth Sense Discovered
Geckos don't just hear with their ears: they use their saccule to pick up vibrations, opening up new horizons in animal perception.
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Dolphins' sixth sense discovered: they are sensitive to electric fields
Research reveals that dolphins use pores on their snouts to detect electrical fields: it helps them hunt and orient themselves.
Mushroom-Driven Robots: Natural Biosensors in Action
Researchers are harnessing electrical signals from mushrooms as biosensors to create hybrid robots that react to their environments in novel ways.
Goodbye Couriers: Drone Delivery Already a Reality in Hong Kong
Balcony delivery is no longer science fiction. PolyU drones transform logistics. The future is knocking at your window.
Fourier raises the bar: GR-II, the new standard for humanoid robots
Fourier amazes with GR-II: the humanoid robot that sees, understands and assists. A new era in human-machine interaction is upon us.
Artha changes the lives of the blind with lenses that transform sight into touch
Goodbye stick, Artha lenses are here: they transform the input of a mini camera into tactile sensations on the back. A new view.
Cloud-native SD-WAN: High-tech armor for enterprise security
I'll tell you about cloud-native SD-WAN, the new technological armor to protect your business kingdom in the multi-cloud era.
Hydrogen train: has the future really landed in Valcamonica?
Sustainable transport in Valcamonica: discover the hydrogen train that reduces emissions and promotes cleaner mobility.
How Artificial Intelligence Is Learning Human Psychology Through Casino Games
Artificial intelligence is one of the biggest technological innovations of recent years and has become fundamental for many sectors. We are talking about education, finance, medicine and even gambling. In fact, in online casinos, AI is demonstrating all its capabilities but not only to calculate probabilities or manage data. Artificial intelligence is learning to understand human psychology through games. This learning serves both to improve the user experience but also for marketing and commercial purposes that, over time, … Read more
USA, advances the use of "flying handcuffs" Bolawrap: and Italy winks
Goodbye tasers, guns and truncheons? (I hardly believe it). San Francisco police will adopt “flying handcuffs,” a new means of non-lethal restraint.
ChatGPT, tell us about football but don't forget to train: after January 2022 there is a system bug
We tried to ask ChatGPT some questions about football, which confirmed that it cannot predict the near future, demonstrating very little creativity, but above all, it specified that it stores the statistical data up to 2022 and trying to ask who won the World Cup in Qatar, he replied that his "training" ended in January 2022. Practically ChatGPT doesn't know many things about football, theoretically ChatGPT knows very little, paraphrasing the dedicated article that appeared ... Read more
7 small gestures to save endangered species
Millions of species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction. It might seem that humans are not involved, but this sad process affects us too, and very closely. There are two reasons: biodiversity is a real wealth for the earth, because it allows the maintenance of delicate balances that make the environment in which we live healthy. The other reason is that everyone can commit to doing something to remedy this situation. So here is a practical guide… Read more
Climate, how to avoid a disaster. Bill Gates talks about the fate of the world
I peeked in advance at Bill Gates' book, which in a week will tell his recipe for avoiding global disaster. Here's what I found there.
2021, the year of recovery. Will it be true? Here's a prediction
The arrival of vaccines has triggered the mantra of recovery in everyone's heads. When will it take place? What will 2021 be like? Some predictions.
