AI robot helps detect diseased tulips
The Associated Press introduces an artificial intelligence (AI) robot named Theo as a new high-tech weapon in the fight to eliminate the tulip disease outbreak in the sp…
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The Associated Press introduces an artificial intelligence (AI) robot named Theo as a new high-tech weapon in the fight to eliminate the tulip disease outbreak in the sp…
Users will soon witness VideoPoet and its descendants producing amazingly realistic videos.
On March 21, Japanese technology giant NEC announced a partnership with Tokyo University of Medicine and Dentistry to develop technology that uses AI to diagnose the cau…
This is a topic that has been discussed many times, killer robots are still a concern, especially when they are integrated with artificial intelligence.
Two new AI chips enable offline voice control and seizure detection with very low power consumption.
A team at Stanford has invented a strange new molecule that could lead to drugs that turn on genes and cause cancers to fight themselves.
Products from the compound PVA (Polyvinyl alcohol) only take 30 - 60 minutes to dissolve in warm water (70 degrees Celsius).
Researchers developed an extremely strong and lightweight material using DNA nanotechnology, then coated it in a thin layer of glass.
For a long time, perovskite has been honored as the leading supermaterial for the new generation of electrical devices.
To create napping spaces everywhere, a Japanese company invented a standing sleeping box called Gireaffenap and installed them in cafes across the country.
With this special fabric, researchers have succeeded in creating an energy source just from sweat and body movement.
(Dan Tri) - Besides its values in many industries, electricity production from E. coli bacteria also contributes to the treatment of organic waste -
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) have invented a cheap device that can turn seawater into drinking water using solar energy.
Heman Bekele, 14 years old, won the prize
World War I brought much suffering to human history, but it also brought us many indispensable inventions.