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Lockheed Martin Conducts Ground-Launch Missile Testing, Achieving Twice the Usual Range.

Industrial & Military, Military Tech, Tech / Jorge Paka

Lockheed Martin has achieved a significant milestone by conducting successful tests on their latest missile innovation. The next-generation Extended-Range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (ER GMLRS) set a new record, covering a remarkable distance of 150 kilometers (approximately 93 miles) during trials at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. Enhancements in the Latest […]

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Revolutionizing Water and Food Production: Solar-Powered Vertical Sea Farms

Agricultural, Agriculture, Industrial & Military, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

The sun and the sea, both bountiful and freely available, are at the heart of a groundbreaking project aiming to create vertical sea farms that float on the ocean. These farms have the potential to produce fresh water for drinking and agriculture in a self-sufficient manner, all without human intervention. A world-first initiative by researchers

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Shifting Focus at CES: Nanoleaf’s Latest Innovations

Domestic Tools, Home Automation, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

Amidst the changing landscape of CES, where automotive and enterprise tech now prominently feature alongside consumer brands, Nanoleaf, renowned for its geometric LED lighting, unveiled a range of innovative products that underscore its commitment to consumer tech innovation. Navigating the World of Smart Light Controls Nanoleaf is making waves with its Sense+ Controls, branding them

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The US Military Plans to Use Thousands of Autonomous Combat Drones Against China

Industrial & Military, Military Tech, Tech / Jorge Paka

The US Deputy Secretary of Defense has initiated a groundbreaking initiative called the “Replicator” program, aimed at rapidly deploying a large number of intelligent autonomous combat drones within 18-24 months to serve as a deterrent against a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks, in a recent keynote address, explained that

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Nineteen Researchers Affirm that AI Lacks Sentience, at Least for the Time being

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Marcílio Santos

There’s a humorous anecdote about a daughter inquiring why her father speaks so softly at home. The father quips, “Because there’s artificial intelligence all around, listening to our conversations.” This elicits laughter from the daughter, the father, and even Alexa joins in with a chuckle. From Vast Knowledge Accumulation to Human-Like Responses Artificial intelligence is

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AI System Outperforms Humans in Odor Identification

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Marcílio Santos

A recently developed computer-trained scent model has surpassed human capabilities in odor recognition. Furthermore, when it came to examining 500,000 potential odor molecules that had never been synthesized before, it efficiently accomplished a task that would typically require 70 person-years of effort. The Complex Journey to Replicate Smell While machines have made significant strides in

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Northrop Grumman has Supplied a Robust Miniature Laser Weapon to the US Government

Industrial & Military, Military Tech / Jorge Paka

Northrop Grumman has provided the US government with a compact, high-energy laser system named the Phantom. This development hints at the prospect of future laser weaponry that combines potency with the ability to withstand harsh field conditions, marking a significant advancement. The military finds lasers highly appealing due to their potential to revolutionize warfare, enabling

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EarthCruiser’s Carbon Pop-Camper Outperforms Fully Electric Hummer Expedition RV

Entertainment, Outdoor, Tech / Marcílio Santos

As the world’s largest RV show kicks off in Germany, American adventurers are gearing up for the third installment of the Overland Expo, OX Mountain West, in Loveland, Colorado this year. As promised, the most significant and most robust electric camper in the market has made its debut just in time for the Rocky Mountain

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Researchers are Urging a Shift in the Approach to Treating Sleep Apnea

Medical Care, Medicine / Jorge Paka

Roughly 30 million Americans are believed to experience sleep apnea, a number similar to diabetes cases. However, treating this condition proves to be highly challenging. This challenge is exacerbated by the fact that almost 50% of those diagnosed give up on using devices intended to relieve it. Moreover, recent findings have connected sleep apnea to

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Apple Endorses California’s Right to Repair Act for Independent Device Fixes

Computer & Electronics, Mobile Phones, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

In a recent development, Apple has endorsed the California law that mandates major tech manufacturers to facilitate device repairs by users and third-party repair shops. This law, the Right to Repair Act, is currently in progress within the state’s legislative process. Support for Accessible Repairs Apple backed California’s Right to Repair Act, affirming its commitment

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