FDA-Approved Eye Drops Eliminate Need For Reading Glasses
Say goodbye to reading glasses, at least if you are under 65. A new eye drop called Vuity which was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in October could change … Read the rest
“Fantastic Voyage” Becomes Science Fact With Robots That Swim In Your Blood
Delivering chemotherapy drugs directly to cancers could help reduce side effects, and soon that job could be done by tiny 3D-printed robotic animals – just like in the … Read the rest
First Space Tourist Hotel Will Be In Orbit By 2030
The International Space Station may have a wealth of private successors.
Blue Origin, Boeing, Sierra Space and several other partners has announced that they plan to build a commercial off-Earth … Read the rest
Pandemic-Driven Online Sales Boosts Robot Deployment
Workers have long feared robots would take their jobs. But today, the tables have turned as logistics and delivery companies automate their businesses to tackle labour shortages.
The monotony of some jobs makes recruiting … Read the rest
High-Energy Laser Will Provide Ignition For Fusion Energy Reactors
Researchers from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in California, announced the achievement of an important milestone on the road to nuclear fusion on Tuesday, August 17, a report from CNBC … Read the rest
At A Stroke, Deep Mind Solves Human Protein Folding.
If anyone has ever doubted the massive potential of AI, the latest announcement about a process called “AlphaFold” from Britain’s Deep Mind should have removed all such doubt.
Marcelo Sousa, a … Read the rest
Russia Flies Prototype VTOL Aircraft
Russia’s Foundation for Advanced Research has already flown a 60-kg (132-lb) prototype of its Cyclocar VTOL aircraft, which uses a super-responsive cyclical propeller propulsion system. A full-size, long-range, six-seat Cyclocar is expected to fly in … Read the rest
Morphing Computer Chip Defeats All Hackers
Engineers have designed a computer processor that thwarts hackers by randomly changing its microarchitecture every few milliseconds. Known as Morpheus, the puzzling processor has now aced its first major tests, repelling hundreds of professional … Read the rest
Is Hydrogen The Fuel That Will Make Long-Haul Flying Clean?
Long-haul aviation, like everything else in the human world, needs to be totally decarbonised, and in the race to zero emissions for international airliners, liquid-hydrogen powertrains look like one of … Read the rest
United Airlines Orders $1 Billion Worth Of E-VOTL Aircraft
Palo Alto’s Archer Aviation might’ve been a fairly late entrant into the emerging eVTOL market, but its brute-force approach to grabbing top talent has made big waves in the industry, and … Read the rest