Credit: Unsplash. Jiu Jitsu club stages assaults for forensic research. Northumbria University and King's College London researchers publish findings on textile fiber transfer in controlled assaults. Researchers from Northumbria University and King's College London recently published their work in the academic journal Science & Justice. It marks the first assessment of the number of textile fibers transferred...
Credit: iStock Sweat, akin to blood, holds valuable insights into an individual's health, and fortunately, its collection is much less intrusive. This forms the foundation for the creation of wearable sweat sensors, crafted by Wei Gao, an assistant professor of medical engineering, Heritage Medical Research Institute Investigator, and Ronald and JoAnne Willens Scholar. Expanding Substance Measurement...
Credit: Brand Minds Explore the top 10 smart cities of 2023 that are revolutionizing urban living with advanced technology, seamless IoT integration, and widespread 5G connectivity. The United Nations predicts that 70% of the global population will reside in smart cities by 2050. While the definition of a smart city is not uniform, there are...
Credit: Unsplash. In a world of income inequality and cutthroat politics, individuals wielding outsized power often prevail. However, new research from Dartmouth sheds light on an unexpected approach that can empower those on the weaker side of power dynamics. The study reveals the potential of uncooperative behavior to achieve more equal outcomes and inflict losses on...
The results of an ŋgam dù consultation. Suop Sylvestre, Author provided (no reuse) The exhibition "Tomás Saraceno In Collaboration: Web(s) of Life" at London's Serpentine South Gallery delves into human-spider relationships. It showcases spider web installations illuminated as sculptures and includes films about Saraceno's work in Argentina and spider diviners in Cameroon. The Mambila term "Ŋgam dù" refers...
Last year, we explored various aspects of wearable technologies, including data protection, consumer consent, haptic technologies, and their impact on healthcare administration. We sought to determine whether wearables were a passing trend or had a meaningful impact. Our conclusion was optimistic, acknowledging the need to address challenges like data security and e-waste management while foreseeing...
Credit: Unsplush. Topological quantum materials are viewed as a promising prospect for energy-efficient electronics and advanced technology in the future. Among their remarkable features is the ability to conduct spin-polarized electrons on their surface, despite being non-conductive in their interior. To better grasp this concept, it's important to understand that spin-polarized electrons possess intrinsic angular momentum,...
Credit: Unsplush. Smart kitchens are revolutionizing how we cook and prepare food, adding convenience and value to our homes. These high-tech spaces are equipped with a range of gadgets and appliances that streamline tasks and make cooking a breeze. Let's delve into smart kitchen gadgets and discover their incredible features. Smart Refrigerators: Beyond Cooling At the forefront of...
Credit: Nacevski Nikola/ Pexels Despite the iPhone's versatile capabilities, it lacks the ability to perform a seemingly straightforward function: recording phone conversations. However, the Magmo Pro offers iPhone users a straightforward solution, allowing them to effortlessly record phone calls without the need for complex procedures. Magmo Pro The Magmo Pro, developed by Korean company Mune, is presently the...
Credit: Estonian Military Academy The Estonian Military Academy has recently concluded an extensive autonomy trial of Uncrewed Ground Vehicles (UGV) involving 11 developers from nine countries. This trial is considered a pioneering and comprehensive demonstration of autonomous military technology, providing a glimpse into the potential future of warfare. The multitude of evident uses for military robots...
