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It is not a secret for anyone that, despite its crazy popularity and demand, the cryptocurrency is not devoid of a number of shortcomings and has problems, the solution of which is acutely on the agenda. One of these problems…
Initially unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were created for military purposes, gradually the development moved to the research sphere, and after that drones became available to a wide range of civilian amateurs and professionals. I write professionally about drones, and today…
A medical robotic complex for the treatment of lung cancer using X-rays was created by a consortium, which, in addition to the EuroVenture venture fund, includes: clinical hospital No. 122 named after L. G. Sokolov, JSC Svetlana-Rentgen, SPbTETU LETI, ZAO…
The pandemic of the Chinese coronavirus and its associated restrictions stimulated the creation of projects in which autonomous transport is involved. For example, in a segment such as courier service, which involves numerous contacts with a large number of buyers,…
When creating robots, scientists and engineers are often inspired by nature itself. But robots based on mythical creatures are far from met so often. Moreover, the new creation Centauro, called and in appearance referring us to the creatures of ancient…
A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University (USA) is working to create an algorithm that provides more intuitive communication between humans and smart devices. it wtill called Goodbye Google. This was reported by one of the scientists on his…
Editor’s Note: You’re probably aware of the coronavirus $1,200 stimulus check, but most will be unsure about the details. New guidance published by the IRS has revealed what people must do to receive the coronavirus cash payment promised by President…
Fluorescent staining shows a tardigrade’s full stomach. An image of a tardigrade with a psychedelic light show in its guts took home a top prize in an international photo competition. Inside the microscopic and endearingly tubby “water bear,” tiny internal…
Some of the dozens of engineers involved in creating a ventilator prototype specially targeted to coronavirus disease patients at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California. NASA brainpower may soon start making a big difference in the fight against the…
U.S. Navy videos of alleged UFO sightings were previously available but had not been officially declassified. Three videos of midair military interactions with UFOs, previously released without official permission by a UFO research group, were declassified and shared online today…
A team of scientists in China has linked quantum memories over more than 30 miles (50 kilometers) of fiber optic cable, beating the previous record by more than 40 times over. This feat is an important step toward a hack-proof…
An illustration of the X-59 supersonic plane landing on a runway. NASA’s new experimental supersonic X-plane is on a fast track to flying. The plane, officially named X-59 QueSST in 2018 and often referred to as just X-59, was greenlit…