Scientists turn jellyfish into cyborgs
A research team creates a cyborg jellyfish that goes faster and consumes less energy.
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Team of scientists: the world with clean energy by 2050 is possible
A team at Stanford updates its plan: now the (expensive) method that brings 143 countries to clean energy is achievable in just 30 years. Who will listen?
5 eerie mobile robots ready to take on the world
These mobile robots are increasingly resembling a new animal species. Let's make sure they are not at the top of our "food chain" :)
Blood study reveals: Biological aging occurs in three moments
A study reveals: biological aging 'accelerates' in 3 precise stages of life. A discovery that can change the approach to anti-aging treatments.
Help, now quadruped robots also go up the ladders
The application of neural networks and opposable "thumbs" allows quadrupedal robots to overcome their biological counterparts and even climb vertical ladders
The 3D tactile display for the blind makes you 'feel' the shapes
A Stanford team works on a way to show blind people 3D information such as shapes and objects thanks to a special touch display.
AI makes paralyzed people write by hand
An artificial intelligence has doubled the writing speed of paralyzed people. They will soon be able to use their handwriting in thought
Hövding 3, 2-wheel airbag that wraps around the helmet
Hövding 3 is in its third generation, and uses 200 sensors to detect the cyclist's position in real time and "explode" in the event of a fall
Segway creator Dean Kamen is building an organ factory
The goal of ARMI, Dean Kamen's new creation, is ambitious: an "organ factory" that creates tissues and organs through biofabrication.
Radiative cooling: a device generates light from the night
The device developed by researchers at Stanford University bypasses the limitations of solar energy. It is based on the principles of radiative cooling.
This robotic wire travels through the blood vessels
It's disturbing to think about, but I assure you of two things: first, it's worse to see it (and you'll see it, there's the video). Second, this robot wire will save many lives.
Generating hallucinations using optogenetics
Optogenetics has been used to cause visual hallucinations in laboratory mice, causing them to act as if the things they saw were real.
Here's how EmoNet learned to read emotions
The system, called EmoNet, not only looks at facial expressions to make sense of emotions, but also general consensus.
The wait is over: here is the Neuralink presentation
The human-computer connection will be able to read and write a huge amount of information. In the Neuralink presentation the first, important vision.
A new algorithm "puts other words in the mouths" of people in videos by editing the transcript of the text.
A collaboration between technological giants allows to alter the speech in a video simply by changing the text transcription: the person in the movie changes the words and movements of the lips.
Bionic three-toed foot improves the stability of amputees
The device, developed with a new rapid prototyping technique that allows to cut costs and times, can help almost 12 million people amputate worldwide
Here are the robots that live on our clothes
More than bedbugs or insects, we could soon see real #robots on our #clothes. We have already told you in the past about Google's Project Jacquard, which has begun experimenting with the integration of technology into clothing. Today, a team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University has gone further, creating small robots that "walk" on our clothes. The project is called Rovables, and aims to create small robots capable of autonomously managing movement and... Read more
6 bets for the future
The list of technologies under study is very long and is constantly updated: one of the latest lists of future developments that could change the world forever comes from the Institute of Ethics and Emerging Technologies, a research center founded in 2004 by a philosopher, Nick Bostrom, and a bioethicist, James Huges. The list, drawn up with the consultancy of futurologist Gray Scott, presents really interesting elements: here are the "magnificent" 6 technologies that could arrive in the near future. Age reversal… Read more
DARPin E2-79, is the beginning of the end for allergies
How stupid are allergies. Stupids. Our immune system becomes hysterical in reacting to external impulses and does so for no reason: an 'excess defense' which in the most serious cases can even lead to death. The so-called 'vaccines' currently on the market are only desensitizing treatments that actually act on the symptoms, nothing that eliminates the underlying cause once and for all. [highlight]Today a new molecule could succeed in the mission:[/highlight]its name is DARPin E2-79 and it comes… Read more
