Russian boy invents software to identify birds
Alexander Dumchikov - a senior student from the Bashkiria Republic of the Russian Federation, wrote a computer software that could identify the songs of different birds.
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Alexander Dumchikov - a senior student from the Bashkiria Republic of the Russian Federation, wrote a computer software that could identify the songs of different birds.
Recently, Spanish scientists have developed a computer system that is able to identify the diverse emotional state of people during the communication process thanks to t…
While most ultrasound machines are currently quite bulky and expensive, a team at the University of British Columbia (UBC, Canada) has successfully built devices with si…
These bubbles have a lifetime of tens of minutes.
The research team from Harvard University has succeeded in developing new printing technologies that can control the shape and amount of ink used.
Robots are doing more and more things that people still think are difficult.
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According to Popular Mechanics, PEARL is a compact enough mobile system to mount on a gun, helping soldiers quickly determine the location of enemy gunfire.
This pattern can be used to give parents a general view of the baby or it can be used to find abnormalities on the baby's body if available.
The Skylon helicopter, developed by the UK space company Reaction Engines, can fly anywhere on Earth within 4 hours.
Although this may sound a bit strange, this transition is extremely necessary to create breakthroughs in the computer field.
The future of camera technology will no longer depend on mechanical components such as motors, gears or lenses.
After incredible achievements such as being able to communicate with each other, making their own companions ... the robot can now produce sounds that never existed in t…
Scientists have created a nanoscale optical fiber that can sense the force at an incredibly small intensity, from disturbances caused by bacteria moving in cells.
At the workshop, detailed information on the technical-tactical characteristics of the supersonic cruise missile was also announced.