47% of current employees in the US will be replaced by robots?
A study published recently by Oxford University found that more than 47% of jobs in the US are threatened to be completely replaced by computers in the next few decades.
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A study published recently by Oxford University found that more than 47% of jobs in the US are threatened to be completely replaced by computers in the next few decades.
A Russian student has created a device to determine the emotional state of people.
Intelligent appliances, such as a grill, express their feelings through Twitter and collude with the refrigerator.
Polish company Onyx has introduced a new phone and a reader, which can be used continuously for 2 weeks after each charge.
Scientist Stephen Burkinshaw of Leeds University is working on developing the Xeros washing machine using the mechanical force of specially designed polymer particles to…
Google has just announced plans to provide self-assembled phones like Lego toys, for $ 50 each, as early as next year.
Scientists and law experts expressed concern that an ambitious experiment using a super accelerator could accidentally destroy Earth.
This weapon was designed with the help of computer modeling to minimize weight and shoot cage bullets with plastic shells.
Shubham Banerjee, a seventh grader in California, USA, shocked the world by creating a braille printer for the blind at a fifth of a braille printer. usually, common, no…
Spanish researchers said they developed one
Computers detect criminals before they happen and cameras that
Before being crushed and packaged, the beans are picked up by farmers from the farm, pre-processed and ground roasted.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a new X-ray system, which is compact in size and not parti…
Exposure techniques of husband photography bring closeness between people and nature ...
The video surveillance system was built at Vladimir University to operate in crowded areas.