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HAL, a Hyper-Real Robot, Will Help Train Doctors

A team of researchers at Gaumard Scientific, a Miami-based company, has unveiled HAL, a robot boy that can cry, bleed, talk, and even has a “pulse.” HAL, the world’s most advanced pediatric patient simulator is…

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How Technology Is Changing Boats

Boating used to be a lot simpler — you’d just put your boat out into the water and navigate using the sun or the stars, relying on the turn of the Earth and your own…

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3D-Printed Gills May Let Users Breathe Underwater Like Fish

Our planet may see an increase in global temperatures of 3.2 degrees Celsius by 2100. Countless people could be displaced as a result of the rise in sea level. Megacities situated in coastal areas would…

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China Uses Artificial Intelligence to Track its 700 Million Pigs

China is the world’s largest pork consumer, with pork consumption reaching a record 57 million tons in 2014 — that’s more than half of all global pork consumption. Keeping track of the country’s estimated 700…

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Watch Thousands of Fish Blasted Out of a Plane to Restock Utah Lake

Have you ever seen flying fish? Well, if you happen to be visiting one of Utah’s many remote mountain lakes, you can get a chance to see fishes in the sky. Utah is famous for…

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FDA Recalls High Blood Pressure Drugs over Cancer Risk

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned that several popular drugs used to treat high blood pressure may be contaminated with carcinogenic chemicals. The agency found that the ingredient valsartan contains a chemical called N-nitrosodimethylamine…

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Why Do Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others?

Mosquitoes are one of the most dangerous creatures on the planet because of their ability to spread deadly diseases. The insect is responsible for Zika, West Nile, malaria, dengue, yellow fever, and others. The list…

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Tesla Wireless Charger Powers Up Your Phone Slowly but Surely

The new Tesla Wireless Charger is the latest tech product from Elon Musk looking to benefit from brand recognition. That’s not a bad thing as it’s the company’s prerogative, seeing as how they also sell…

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Wi-Fi Signals in Public Areas to Detect Bombs and Weapons in Bags

Traditional screening typically requires costly specialized equipment and trained staff to track down dangerous, hidden materials. Due to this, most of the time security forces have to rely on manual inspection, which is not always…

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Blindness Could be Reversible: Scientists Restore Vision in Mice

In a big breakthrough, a team of researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City has successfully reversed congenital blindness in mice by turning dumb cells in the retina…

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Technology

HAL, a Hyper-Real Robot, Will Help Train Doctors

How Technology Is Changing Boats

3D-Printed Gills May Let Users Breathe Underwater Like Fish

China Uses Artificial Intelligence to Track its 700 Million Pigs

Watch Thousands of Fish Blasted Out of a Plane to Restock Utah Lake

FDA Recalls High Blood Pressure Drugs over Cancer Risk

Why Do Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others?

Tesla Wireless Charger Powers Up Your Phone Slowly but Surely

Wi-Fi Signals in Public Areas to Detect Bombs and Weapons in Bags

Blindness Could be Reversible: Scientists Restore Vision in Mice

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