SP's: Last month NASA recorded an extremely rare activity when a huge burst of X-ray was seen coming “out” of a supermassive black hole. Abhas Mitra, an Indian scientist from Mumbai University, has said that these NASA observations support his theor… Read more »
SP's: HAIZE is a compass based navigation system designed for bicycle riders, allows them to freely roam around the city or the wild forests, if you have the guts, and reach their destination without any hassle. Created by Onomo, it scheduled to be … Read more »
SP's: Humans regularly engage in intense discussions but what would happen if we pitch two cleverbots against each other in a battle of wits! Watch the AI vs AI crazy conversation and enjoy the robo madness. Yeah, yeah, we all heard of the psychic r… Read more »
SP's: penFace, the open source face recognition technology developed by the researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University, has been rolled out. The OpenFace holds ground against the much-advanced proprietary face-recognition technologies by private … Read more »
SP's: Apple has announced two clean energy programs in China for reducing carbon footprint. They aim at expanding more energy efficient projects across the country like solar projects and installing more than 2 gigawatts of new clean energy in the n… Read more »
SP's: Every alternate day, we are amazed by the ever-increasing applications of 3D printing. Ranging from printing prosthetics for children to a whole car, 3D printing is establishing itself as the future of manufacturing. Along the similar lines, a… Read more »
SP's: WiTricity, a Watertown-based company, committed to the idea of wireless electricity, has emerged with a new technology that uses coupled resonators to power electronic devices wirelessly. Professor Morin Soljačić and his team from MIT are the … Read more »
SP's: Researchers at SEAS have developed a metamaterial with zero refractive index that will allow a phase of light to go at infinitely fast speeds. Prepare yourselves to put silicon-based electronics in the archives as the world will soon embrace … Read more »
SP's: The proliferation of new applications for machine learning hints at its vast potential. Companies, governments, and researchers innovate new ways to mine big data for useful insights constantly. All it takes is some creativity and computing re… Read more »
SP's: Scientists have come with a new theory as of why humans are unable to find identical Earths. Reason: We are too early into the party. The world went into nostalgia when NASA announced and confirmed the existence of the Earth 2.0, an identical … Read more »
SP's: As a part of the “Back to the Future” day celebrations, Ford has offered you a chance to add the iconic flux capacitor to your cars. Doc’s flux capacitor is what made the time travel possible in the movies and Ford’s 1.21 gigaWatts device is g… Read more »
SP's: The FCC is on the receiving end over its proposed rules to alter WiFi routers to make them secure as the experts are telling a different story. In an open letter, Vint Cerf – the co-inventor of the Internet – along with 260 other experts, has… Read more »
SP's: In 2015, the infamous spyware FinFisher is spread in 32 countries to perform advanced citizen surveillance. Citizen Lab, a security watchdog, has uncovered the nearly untraceable IP addresses and servers of the spyware. Read more and find out … Read more »
SP's: Flying cars dream would soon change into a reality. So, get ready and pick your ride in advance. Good luck 😉 Most of us, in fact, all of us have dreamt about owning a flying car at one point of time (not everyone can buy a private jet or chop… Read more »
SP's: How many ordinary laser pointers will kill a human being? Well, we are not planning to do such evil thing, but here is the answer if you would like to know. Do you remember the evil Death Star killer machine from the movie Star Wars? Its laser… Read more »
SP's: Simon Morris has invented a light bulb that combines magnetic levitation with the power transmission- ‘Flyte’. It consists of an LED bulb with a wireless power receiver and an electromagnet in its bottom. Remember how back in our childhood, w… Read more »