Strider, a new robot from Oxford Dynamics, partly supported by the UK’s Ministry of Defence, is said to endure severe radiation-heavy environments, taking over tasks in dangerous areas from humans. As per Interesting Engineering, Strider was developed by Oxford Dynamics using financial support from a £1 million agreement with the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD)….
NASA confirms that the Boeing Starliner is set to return to the planet after massive delays this week, September 6, but it will be crewless on its flight home. This return date is exactly three months since Boeing’s spacecraft docked at the International Space Station last June 6, a mission that saw significant issues as…
The first human spaceflight that will fly over the Earth’s polar regions is now set, with Fram2 looking to achieve the novel mission dedicated to observing its proximity from space. The main goal of the mission is observation, and it will also push for new kinds of studies on the planet’s polar regions, while also…
Instead of creating new types of pesticides or machines to eliminate the abundance of disease-carrying mosquitoes, a group of researchers from Australia have engineered ‘Toxic Male’ mosquitoes to fulfill and finish the job. The idea behind it is that male mosquitoes do not bite humans, and thus do not transmit the disease that can harm…
Thomas Kluz and Jason Novak Venture Lab The healthcare industry is on the cusp of a technological revolution, with artificial intelligence (AI) poised to reshape everything from diagnostics to surgical procedures. But the path to widespread AI adoption is fraught with challenges, from evolving regulatory landscapes to complex intellectual property considerations. Jason Novak, partner-in-charge at…
The Northern European country of Sweden is now making a move towards developing a test nuclear reactor, with Blykalla, a renowned advanced SMR manufacturer, looking to transform the industry with the top development in the continent. Blykalla has recently inked a deal with the Germany-based company, Uniper SE, looking towards developingthis new nuclear reactor technology….
Germany’s waters once saw a recently discovered new reptile species known as the Enalioetes schroederi, best characterized as a crocodile which has dolphin-like qualities which lived around 135 million years ago. It is believed in its latest study that it was present during the Cretaceous period, the renowned time that succeeded the Jurassic period and…
US Space Command has observed that there are over 300 objects in low-Earth orbit. The space junks came from the upper stage of China’s Long March 6A rocket. The accumulation of space debris has become an alarming issue, and the recent disintegration of a Chinese rocket stage has only intensified the concerns. The AI world…
Dutch energy company ESS4U is making significant strides in the energy sector with the introduction of its innovative product, the Qurmit home battery. Utilizing advanced lead-acid technology, the Qurmit battery is designed to prioritize safety and reliability, offering a compelling alternative to the widely used lithium-ion batteries. What’s more, it’s 100% fireproof. A Collaborative Innovation…
Today’s globalized world would not be able to function without freight transportation, with billions of tons of cargo transported every year. However, the freight transportation sector is also responsible for 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and the sector must play its part in decarbonizing its operations to ensure sustainability. One of the most important…
