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NASA’s Dragonfly Robot to Look for Signs of Life on Saturn’s Largest Moon

NASA recently announced about its plans to send a spacecraft to the surface of Titan (Saturn’s largest moon), which is believed to be the best candidate in our solar system for hosting life. NASA chose to…

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Making Moving Photos a Reality

People moving in and out of photographs used to be reserved for the world of Sci-Fi and the likes of Harry Potter. “This is a very hard fundamental problem in computer vision,” said co-author Ira…

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NASA to Open ISS to Tourists for $50 Million a Trip

NASA is planning to send tourists on 30-day trips aboard the ISS from 2020. It is going to open parts of the International Space Station (ISS) for “commercial activities”. Floating space lab accessible to just…

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World’s First Digital Circuit Breaker Could Completely Change the World of Electrics

There are very few products around us that haven’t changed much over time; Circuit breaker is one of them which have not fundamentally changed in more than 140 years. Now, in a huge technological breakthrough,…

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Researchers Find The Root Cause of Corrosion in Pipelines

Nanoscale corrosion is responsible for unpredictably decreasing the working life of steel pipes. Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories, the Department of Energy’s Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies and the Aramco Research Center in Boston published this…

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India to build Its Own Space Station

After having a successful record in space missions like Chandrayaan -1, Mangalyaan and launching of over hundred satellites in one go, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is planning to set up its own space station.…

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Dishcraft Robotics Takes Over Dishwashing From Humans

A dishwasher is a much-needed tool in any kitchen today. But it is limited to the frustration of many kitchen engineers (aka cooks and cleaners)! To a certain extent it is a sort of robot,…

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Titanic II Luxury Vessel to Set Sail in 2022

Men and woman alike wiped a tear or two in the epic movie Titanic. Over 107 years after the original ship was lost to the Atlantic Ocean, the Titanic II will be setting off on…

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Miniature, Hair-Sized Probe Could Help Discover Lung Diseases

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have developed a tiny, hair-sized probe that can measure key indicators of tissue damage deep inside the lungs by traveling deep into the lungs. This new technology could help…

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Scientists Use Facial Recognition Tech to Monitor ICU Patients for Risky Behaviors

A team of Japanese scientists from the Yokohama City University Hospital has developed facial recognition technology to develop an automated system that can predict when patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) are at high…

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Engineering

NASA’s Dragonfly Robot to Look for Signs of Life on Saturn’s Largest Moon

Making Moving Photos a Reality

NASA to Open ISS to Tourists for $50 Million a Trip

World’s First Digital Circuit Breaker Could Completely Change the World of Electrics

Researchers Find The Root Cause of Corrosion in Pipelines

India to build Its Own Space Station

Dishcraft Robotics Takes Over Dishwashing From Humans

Titanic II Luxury Vessel to Set Sail in 2022

Miniature, Hair-Sized Probe Could Help Discover Lung Diseases

Scientists Use Facial Recognition Tech to Monitor ICU Patients for Risky Behaviors

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