All posts tagged "science"
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6.4KFutureNASA Finds ‘Ocean-Like’ Water Inside Passing Comet
Water. We don’t really think about it too much, unless we’re really thirsty but for astronomers it’s an important liquid that can...
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14.2KFutureResearchers Create ‘Supersonic Ice’
The researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California have created something they named ‘supersonic ice’, subsequently dubbed Ice XVIII, and it...
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5.9KFutureStanford Scientists Say Pokémon Might Rewire Brain Development in Children
That’s a headline you won’t read everyday but it goes well with the fact that the Detective Pikachu movie is about to...
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2.4KFutureResearchers Debut AI System That Can Automatically Tune Robotic Knees
On January 16, a team of researchers published in IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics an exciting new application for AI: helping those who...
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4.7KFutureAffetto, the Child Android, Is the Creepiest Thing You’ll See All Week
Researchers from Japan’s Osaka University missed the best opportunity to creep everyone out this Halloween, instead of showing off their project just...
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3.7KFutureArm-a-Dine Is a Robot Arm That Feeds You if You Deserve It
No one ever thought that humans needed augmented eating, especially nowadays, when binging is a hobby for most. However, researchers went there....
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2.6KFutureApple Donates 1000 Apple Watches to Study Eating Disorders
Now, this is an action that befits the company name! Apple will donate 1,000 Apple Watches to help the University of North...
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17.9KFuture3D Printed Device Might Help Spinal Cord Injury Patients Recover
A group of engineers and medical researchers from the University of Minnesota have created a 3D printed device that might just aid...
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3.8KFutureNew Study: Blue Light From Screens Turns a Molecule in Your Eyes Toxic
It’s no secret that blue light emitted by smartphone and other device screens hurts our eyes but, so far, science did not...
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5.9KFutureCould You Turn Off a Robot That’s Begging You Not To? Science Answers
Ready for a Blade Runner future? A new scientific study shows that not many of us could pull a Deckard Cain and...
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2.3KFutureOpen AI’s Robot Hand Learns Dexterity in Virtual Training
Open AI is a nonprofit AI research group that was founded in 2015 whose most recent research was backed by Silicon Valley...
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9.6KSecurityAI Iris Scanner Can Distinguish Between Eyes Belonging to the Living or the Dead
Here is a piece of random information for you: according to a studies, post-mortem eyes can be used hours or even days...
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6.5KFutureReprogrammable Braille Tech Could Reinvent Books for the Sight-Impaired
Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) are working to bring even more books to...
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3.5KFutureThis Startup Promises Man-Made Meteor Showers by 2020
The future is bright and it could get even brighter if this Tokyo-based startup actually delivers on its promise of man-made meteor...
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3.5KFutureResearchers Bring Us One Step Closer to Sci-Fi Invisibility Devices
How many of you dreamt of being a Science Fiction hero with a sleek ship or high-tech vehicle and get to say...
