Researchers at the Italian Institute of Technology have developed an underactuated flying humanoid robot that has Iron Man-style jet propulsion system. These types of robots may have thousands of applications of its own like performing inspections or repairs, or might help in developing human flight exoskeleton. The very first step is developing control framework for underactuated flying humanoid robots. They have capabilities of ...

A team of 100 British scientists and engineers has developed the world’s smallest surgical robot that could revolutionize the face of the medicine forever. This might completely change everyday operations procedures for thousands of patients. Developed in Cambridgeshire, the robotic arm has been specifically designed to carry out keyhole surgeries, using low-cost technology borrowed from ...

In 1998, with the help of two separate astrophysical researches, studying a distant 1a type supernova, scientists concluded that our universe is actually expanding at an accelerated pace rather than slowing down. Earlier, scientist believed that the expansion of the universe might be slowing down mostly due to the gravitational attraction of the matter in the universe. ...

The modern technology is helping humanity in various ways. The truth is, without technology we might not be able to do certain things anymore. Well, today we are not going to give a lecture about how technology changed the nature of military operations over the years, but in this post we will reveal some of ...

Researchers at Binghamton University, New York have created the next-generation microbial fuel cells – a battery that is activated by human spit. It can be used in situations when normal batteries don’t work. Assistant professor Seokheum Chor is working on micro-power sources for more than five years. He has developed numerous paper-based batteries powered by bacteria. On-demand micro-power ...

DeLorean Aerospace is working on a flying car that can carry two people and fly up to 120 miles in one go. DeLorean cars represent 1980s pop culture, thanks to the Iconic “Back to the Future” trilogy. The original DeLoeran founder’s nephew, Paul DeLorean, is now working to make flaying cars a reality. He isn’t aiming to ...

Intel has introduced a new Solid State Drive (SDD) that can store up to 1 Petabyte of data, using less power. They have named it “Ruler”. It is enough to store 70 years of nonstop videos and around 300,000 high definition movies. These slim-shaped devices are made for server racks where they will be able ...

Founded in 2015, a company named Desktop Metal is promising a new 3d printing system which will be 100 times faster and 10 times cheaper than currently available 3d printing options, including the existing laser technology. The company claims that it is more convenient, safer, cost efficient and practical as compared to the traditional systems. ...

The concept of robotics is not new nor is the existence of various kinds of robots. But, over the period of time the nature of the robots has surely changed. Robots have become more sophisticated in what they do, increased interactive capabilities and so on. Yet, there are lots of things that we want them ...

Do you feel over stressed lately and having mental or physical breakdowns? Well, there is no need to be afraid as stress is an integral part of our lifestyle. Of course, it can have negative effects on your personal and public life, it can even destroy your career or could cause even worse. While there ...

RED is one of the leading high-tech camera companies known for manufacturing high definition photography and cinematography camera and accessories. Their products worth more than $50,000 and often used in shooting Hollywood movies. Now, the company is entering into the smartphone market with the launch of Hydrogen One. RED is marketing its new product as ...

An astronomical clock is not just any clock that we use in our daily life. They are endowed with special abilities to display astronomical information, such as relative position of the sun, moon, constellations and sometimes planets. It was all because of great minds such as Nicolaus Copernicus and then Galileo Galilei, that in 18th ...