Like A Crystal Ball for Brands – Predicting and Managing Virality
Social media is an unprecedented landscape of opportunities and hazards for brands. One Tweet can make your brand soar to the heights of popularity...
This Battery Can Put Out Its Own Fire
Scientists recently developed a revolutionary design for a self-extinguishing rechargeable battery that prevents fires and explosions caused by overheating.
The study was published in Nature...
China’s New “Game-Changing” Spy Tech
Chinese researchers have reportedly developed a new “game-changer” military surveillance technology- an AI-enabled signal intelligence device.
South China Morning Post reports that with this technology,...
EU Countries Approve AI Law
Representatives of the EU member states voted in favor of a proposal to make artificial intelligence subject to stricter rules.
When speaking about “artificial intelligence”,...
The Houthis Threaten to Sever Undersea Cables, Cause Worldwide Internet Shortage
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis have been continuously attacking ships off the coast of Yemen since the beginning of Israel’s war with Hamas, claiming they will...
Can a 100-Drone-Swarm Be Controlled by One Person?
Research from Oregon State University shows that a "swarm" of over 100 autonomous ground and aerial robots can be supervised by just one person....
A Camera That Protects Your Face from Unauthorized Recognition
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Smarter eco-cities, AI and AI of Things
Smarter eco-cities are intelligent urban environments that leverage cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) solutions to address and mitigate environmental challenges.
The integration of AIoT...
Lockheed Martin Delivers APY-9 Radar for US Navy E-2D Hawkeye
Lockheed Martin has recently delivered the 75th APY-9 radar as part of the US Navy’s E-2D Advanced Hawkeye program. The radar was hailed as...
Artificial Neural Network Optimizes Drone Energy Consumption
The future of networks must include high transmission speeds and flexible coverage, and one way to do so is by using networks of unmanned...
Turning Glass into A Quantum Computer? Scientists Transform Everyday Materials into...
Today’s universal computing devices are built of silicon, which is a semiconductor material. According to Interesting Engineering, silicon behaves like a conducting material under...
Innovative Conductive Fiber Can Enhance Wearable Electronics
A team of engineers recently developed a type of conductive fiber that can be woven into clothes to give them the capabilities of smart...
NASA’s Revolutionary Search and Rescue Technology
The international satellite-aided search and rescue initiative Cospas-Sarsat has been aided by NASA and enabled the development of multiple emergency location beacon types that...
Shadow S3 Unmanned Helicopter
Ziyan UAS (a leading UAV manufacturer for civilian and industrial applications) recently revealed the Shadow S3 long-endurance uncrewed helicopter, a next-generation aerial platform that...
Hybrid Energy Harvester Charges Using Heat and Vibrations
Scientists from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) developed a revolutionary hybrid energy harvester that combines heat and vibration to produce over 50 percent...
Cybersecurity in the Workplace
Charles Harry is a former National Security Agency cyberwarfare expert and director of the University of Maryland's Center for Governance of Technology and Systems,...
New Powerful Cooling Tech Extends the Life of Military Aircraft
Collins Aerospace successfully tested its Enhanced Power and Cooling System (EPACS) to fix a significant cooling issue with the F-35 "Lightning II" aircraft, demonstrating...
Russia Attached an Anti-Tank Guided Missile to a Civilian Drone
Videos on social platforms depict a Russian-converted civilian drone with a mounted Soviet-era anti-tank guided-missile (ATGM) launcher strapped to it and even show the...
Batteries That Are Charged by Sound
A team of researchers from ETH Zurich developed a new mechanical sensor that is powered by sound, which could end the usage of disposable...
Raytheon’s CHIMERA Fries Drone Using Microwave Rays
Raytheon announced that its Counter-Electronic High-Power Microwave Extended-Range Air Base Defense (CHIMERA) has completed a three-week field test in which it managed to fry...
Iran’s Satellites to Extend Ballistic Missile Range
Iran recently announced that it has deployed three satellites into space using its notoriously unreliable "Simorgh" ("Pheonix") rockets. The launch has been widely criticized...
Deep Fakes and Identity Decentralization
The growing trend of AI-generated content and deep fakes is making us lose our trust in the internet. Can identity decentralization be the solution?...
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