Watch out for Cutlet Maker, the malware that makes ATM spit money
A malware called Cutlet Maker drives ATMs "crazy" by stealing all the money they have. It seems like the plot of a film, but instead.
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The drone eye is copied from insects
Mini drones, or drones that have the shape of an insect, are very particular robotic devices, as they manage to enter places inaccessible to humans, photographing what they see and therefore offering a real-time report of the situation. This is a sector in which science is investing a lot, and which is therefore becoming increasingly sophisticated. But how can insect drones see in low light? To give life to… Read more
Flexible sensors: a revolution. Our life at a glance.
The best medical devices for measuring blood pressure today require a prolonged stay of the patient in the clinic. An experimental sensor can adhere to the skin almost like a tattoo and monitor this parameter in real time 24 hours a day. Why is a wearable sensor a revolution? A flexible and wearable sensor marks the difference between a simple 'photograph' of the patient and a constant path that allows us to perfectly understand what correlations exist between daily activities and the variation... Read more
Far from GPS: in 1985 there was already a navigator: the absurd story of Etak
In 1985 the first navigator with digital maps and advanced technologies was a visionary undertaking, years ahead of its time, with a small surprise ending.
Climate, the UN goes down hard: "only 2 years to save the planet"
UN climate chief warns: without immediate action to tackle global warming, the world will pass the point of no return by 2025.
Artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies: an evolving technological synergy
The advancement of digital technologies has given rise to new ways of economic and technological interaction, among which artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrencies stand out.
Total darkness: The solar eclipse is driving North America crazy
Today's solar eclipse sparks craze in North America: festivals, mass weddings and special flights to take in the celestial spectacle.
Dear Boss, you're fired: AI has arrived for you too
ESMT study: AI already runs large-scale research projects. The human manager risks being fired by algorithmic management.
Revolution in photography: Annie Leibovitz embraces AI and shocks everyone
The renowned photographer is not afraid of the rise of artificial intelligence and its role in photography, on the contrary.
RocketStar presents the first nuclear fusion electric thruster
RocketStar introduced FireStar Drive, the first nuclear fusion-powered electric spacecraft thruster, successfully demonstrating the technology.
Salt water on the clouds directly from the sea to cool the planet
A group of 31 scientists have developed a roadmap to study marine cloud brightening (MCB), a controversial solar geoengineering strategy to cool the planet.
The "super-microbes" that save plants from drought have been discovered
Plants have specific "alliances" with microbes even in times of drought, revealing new forms of resilience to climate change
Starshield, Musk sets up a network of spy satellites for the USA
SpaceX is building a network of hundreds of spy satellites for the U.S. NRO, according to a classified 2021 contract revealed by anonymous sources to Reuters
Goodbye selfie stick: the drone without propellers imagines the future of travel
OPPO Levi has a propeller-free design to protect surrounding people, a CMOS camera, a thermal camera and auxiliary cameras to monitor the environment. It is controlled via smartwatch
“Solar-powered” eyes: hope for incurable eye diseases
The possibility of implanting mini solar panels in the eyes to treat incurable eye diseases, bypassing damaged photoreceptors, is being studied.
Unitree, the humanoid robot that can walk faster than you
Unitree's new humanoid robot can walk, or rather run, at 12km per hour, covering 10km in 50 minutes without getting tired. Every record crushed.
Google goes to war: ready to cut 40% of AI content from searches
Google announces major updates to reduce low-quality AI-generated content in search results and reward useful and original sites.
A study on eclipses warns us: beware of geoengineering
The impact of eclipses on cumulus clouds makes us understand how complicated geoengineering plans can become, and produce unwanted effects.
Berlin like Amsterdam: Germany opens up to legal cannabis
The Bundestag has voted in favor of legalizing the possession of cannabis in limited quantities for adults, marking a turning point in drug policy.
The future is already outdated: technological acceleration can do without us
AI can transform the world in ways we can only imagine. But what would happen if this technological acceleration left us behind?
We will repair ligaments with eggshell-inspired nanotechnology
Eggs, ligaments and medical innovation! Researchers inspired by the shell find potential remedy for traditionally delicate surgeries and uncertain outcomes
