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Category: New Technologies

Brain-like Computers from Optical Fibers
Engineering New Technologies Physics

Brain-like Computers from Optical Fibers

March 10, 2015December 11, 2023

Researchers say to get ready for brain-like computers that can learn and adapt. Computers that function like a human brain could be reality.

New, Durable Self-cleaning Surfaces
Engineering New Technologies

New, Durable Self-cleaning Surfaces

March 9, 2015September 4, 2015

Put away the polish!  A new paint that creates self-cleaning surfaces has been developed by a research team at University…

Dialing in Blood Tests with a Smartphone
Engineering Health New Technologies

Dialing in Blood Tests with a Smartphone

February 5, 2015April 4, 2021

Researchers at Columbia University have developed a low-cost smartphone accessory that tests for infectious diseases — HIV and syphilis —…

How the Brain Can Control Robotics
Biology Health New Technologies

How the Brain Can Control Robotics

February 3, 2015September 4, 2015

We recently reported on new technology that enables amputees and other disabled people to control robotic arms with their brains.…

VuePod: Powerful New Virtual Reality System
Engineering New Technologies

VuePod: Powerful New Virtual Reality System

January 20, 2015September 4, 2015

By Kate Stone Since Facebook paid $2 billion to acquire the virtual reality gaming device, Oculus Rift, the 3D industry…

Electronics Inspired by Spider Webs and Leaves
New Technologies Physics

Electronics Inspired by Spider Webs and Leaves

December 19, 2014August 17, 2022

By Kate Stone Have you ever wished your smartphone was shatter-proof, bendable, or even stretchy? If so, you might not…

Mind-controlled Robotic Arm
Engineering Health New Technologies

Mind-controlled Robotic Arm

December 18, 2014November 8, 2021

A new prototype mind-controlled robotic arm is the latest example of brain-computer interface technology being developed with the ultimate aim…

World’s First Walking Robot Stick Insect
Engineering New Technologies

World’s First Walking Robot Stick Insect

December 17, 2014September 4, 2015

By Kate Stone A research team at Bielefeld University in Germany has taught the only robot of its kind in…

Components You Need to Build a Computer
New Technologies Science and Art

Components You Need to Build a Computer

December 15, 2014April 4, 2021

This infographic illustrates the basic components you need to build a computer. It is the work of Eleanor Lutz, who blogs at Tabletop Whale.

Micro-robots for Search and Rescue Missions
Engineering New Technologies

Micro-robots for Search and Rescue Missions

December 11, 2014May 4, 2021

Imagine an army of tiny robots no bigger than a penny scrambling through the rubble of a disaster site to…

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