The United States Shows Off Its Fleet of F-22s
The US Air Force displayed and launched twenty-four F-22s to show off an impressive air power. The fighters lined up and took off one by one from an airbase in Alaska. The aircrafts’ formation and…
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Honda Recalls 1.1 Million Vehicles Over Concerns for Faulty Airbags
The Takata airbags nightmare continues, with the latest chapter involving Honda and their marque Acura, who have decided to recall about 1.1 million vehicles which could be affected by an issue in their active safety…
NASA to Send a Mini-Copter to Mars
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has conducted extensive tests on a novel mini helicopter that they are planning to send to Mars. Going a step further from the computer simulations and the individual part testing…
Boston Dynamics Presents a “Logistics” Version of their “Handle Robot”
Boston Dynamics, the American robotic systems developer that creates a stir on YouTube every time they present a new contraption is back again, and this time they have something for the logistics sector. The Massachusetts-based…
Prosthetic Hand that Restores Sensation of Movement
Researchers created a prosthetic hand that helps patients who suffered a limb loss to regain the sensation of movement. A team of Italian and Swiss researchers made extraordinary progress in the field of prosthetics and…
Harvesting Heart’s Energy to Power Life-Saving Devices
Your heart’s energy is so powerful it could power other devices. Engineers from Dartmouth College made a dime-sized device that collects the heart’s energy to power the already implanted devices in a patient’s body. A…
External Airbags Will Make Future Vehicles Even Safer
Airbags are a staple of vehicle safety today – every new model has at least four in the cabin. Through the years, manufacturers expanded their use in different areas of the interior, such as air…
China Plans to Tap the Sun’s Boundless Energy by Putting an Orbiting Solar Farm in Space
China is planning to build the first solar power station in space. By building the solar power station orbiting the earth at 36,000 kilometers, China is going to rule out all the obstacles like interference…
3D-Printed Glucose Biosensors for People Suffering from Diabetes
People who suffer from diabetes might get a chance to experience improved monitors for glucose levels in their bodies. Scientists from Washington State University have developed a 3D-printed glucose biosensor that patients can use in…
IBM Unveils ‘World’s First Commercial Quantum Computer’
While Quantum computing is still in its infancy and quantum computers have only been confined to the research Labs, IBM announced the world’s first commercially available quantum computer at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in…
