China alarm: AI genetic weapons against us. The RMIT: science fiction
China's spy agency warns of the development of genetic weapons that can target specific ethnicities, claiming the Chinese population could be a target.
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RMIT: "We know how to regrow bones using sound waves"
Sound waves to make bones grow (or regrow) faster, better, easier and with less cost. When do we start?
First day of Thermite RS3, firefighter robot firefighter in Los Angeles
Thermite S3 has enviable intervention capabilities. The firefighting robot firefighter can help a lot: yesterday he finally went into action.
The future of urban heating: 90 GWh underground caverns
A 90 GWh underground plant is being built in Finland that will store thermal energy: heating a city for an entire year.
Evovinyl: “vegetable” and compostable vinyls made from sugar cane
Evovinyl, sugar cane bioplastic vinyls. Less energy and time for production, top audio quality. A green turning point for millions of records.
Gold from mushrooms, the alchemy of the third millennium
Researchers from Goa University have discovered an innovative method to extract gold nanoparticles from Termitomyces mushrooms, opening up new prospects for India in the global market.
Building like bees: drones that 3D print houses in flight
Drone technology that 3D prints in flight, inspired by the collaboration of insects, promises to build in previously inaccessible areas.
Accessibility and autonomy for the elderly: tools and devices
In the current demographic panorama, in Italy over 7 million people are aged 75 and over, equal to 11,7% of the total. And of these over 75s, 42% are multichronic, that is, they suffer from three or more chronic pathologies. The growing number of people of advanced age, with difficulties or disabilities, underlines the crucial importance of facilitating the mobilization of this vulnerable population. Fortunately, there are aids that can help improve autonomy, safety and standard of living. With this term… Read more
A future of robot "colleagues": I'll tell you about the hybrid intelligence that will be
Hybrid Intelligence will transform everyday life and work, integrating human empathy and AI analysis for a collaborative future.
Eliminate space debris with laser shots, they are already ready in Japan
Using laser technology developed for nuclear fusion, a Japanese startup wants to target space debris smaller than 10cm.
The secret of Matabele ants revealed: they treat wounds with antibiotics
Amazing Research: African Ants Apply Natural Antibiotic Secretions to Wounds to Fight Infections: Possible Use in Human Medicine.
In-car gaming, the cars of the future will (also) be arcades
As autonomous mobility advances, in-car gaming becomes a key feature, promising immersive entertainment in arcades on wheels.
Journey around the OnlyFans world: golden empire or neo-conformist nightmare?
With earnings of over $5.5 billion, the platform has disrupted the entertainment industry: and already shows major flaws that need to be resolved
Memory and energy from the fingers: this "ring" anticipates future wearables
Australian scientists develop a wearable device that generates energy from the movement of the finger, and also stores data. A step forward for wearable technology.
The next pandemics? They won't hit us, but the crops
Genetic uniformity in monocultures could expose us to devastating plant pandemics
Sweden, 10 new nuclear reactors amid protests from the Swedish green world
The Swedish plan is decisively betting on nuclear energy, between climate ambitions and economic worries.
Australia, remote monitoring: woman fired for "typing too little"
Worker fired after remote monitoring of her keyboard, complaint dismissed. She looks filthy, but it's a nightmare.
“Sugar” flow batteries, the future is sweet: more energy, less costs
PNNL researchers find that adding sugar to electrolytes increases the energy of flow batteries by 60% and extends their life.
Worldcoin, Global Cryptocurrency by Sam Altman: Financial Breakthrough or Biometric Nightmare?
Sam Altman's vision of a cryptocurrency for all socioeconomic statuses collides with concerns about privacy and centralization
The future is a factotum: chatbots will transform relationship marketing
From 24/7 customer support to anticipating their needs: here's how AI and chatbots will disrupt relationship marketing.
A “brake pedal” to aging discovered?
The physiological role of a protein has been discovered in reducing inflammation in the hypothalamus and putting the brakes on aging, extending life.
