At Nanyang Technological University, a team of scientists from Singapore led by Matteo Seita has developed a way to better verify the fruits of 3D printers for possible structural defects. Thanks to it, the inspection of metal 3D prints is to be significantly simplified, and this is done with the participation of an optical camera….
ArcFlash Labs has started collecting pre-orders for the world’s first Gauss hand rifle. We are talking about the GR-1, which fires metal projectiles not due to a chemical reaction and a microblash, but electrified coils to generate a magnetic field. Gauss Rifle ArcFlash Labs is the world’s first hand gun solenoid. Price? 3375 $ The…
Pigeons have become an integral part of the urban landscape quite a long time ago. Cities are a perfect environment for them – there is always food somewhere, and there are not too many predators in the urban space. But there are a lot of pigeons. Unfortunately, pigeons are not as great as it might…
In the search for even better humidity sensors that combine high precision with the lack of susceptibility to environmental variables, scientists from China (via the American Chemical Society) were inspired by the noses of camels. This is also how unique, precise humidity sensors were created. Camels inspired scientists, and this is how high-precision humidity sensors…
Although rubber is mainly associated with an insulator, scientists from Georgia Tech decided to prove to us that a rubber electrolyte can be used in batteries, which will perform well in its most important role, i.e. … conduction. A rubber electrolyte based on elastomers was formed. It aims to solve the problems of liquid and…
If anyone wonders how NVIDIA will bring the fight in the segment of resolution scaling technology, it can just stop. The company presented the DSR technology, or “enhanced DSR”. The extension of the names DLDSR and DLSS says it all – in both technologies, SI plays the first fiddle … but then why was DLDSR…
Without proper control, we can develop many bad habits in the learning process. Is it with pronunciation, doing physical exercises or just writing, although this applies mainly to the youngest. Therefore, the engineers, knowing the limitations of the school system, developed a special KIHT system that simplifies the process of learning to write. The KIHT…
In an effort to engage as many senses as possible while entertaining and watching TV, Japanese professor Homei MIyashita of Meiji University designed the TTTV. It is an abbreviation of Taste The TV, a technology that allows you to lick a TV screen and feel a given taste. The question remains – how? A TV…
Currently, by far the biggest bane of various types of batteries is the problem of electrodes on which so-called dendrites “grow”. These initially reduce the capabilities of the links, and then completely break them, and even lead to serious failures. Scientists from the University of Texas at Austin, however, solved this problem by opting for…
Current methods of tracking muscle activity come down to detecting their electrical activity, which in most cases involves sticking electrodes directly to the skin. However, scientists have developed a special conductive material that can completely replace these sensors, and in addition is washable. This conductive material monitors muscle activity without sensors In search of a…
