Silicon Multiplexer Chip will Drive Next Generation Communications
Researchers from Osaka University, Japan, and the University of Adelaide, Australia have worked together to produce the new multiplexer made from pure silicon for...
Gaming Industry Worth $300 bn After Pandemic Surge: Study
The value of the gaming industry has topped $300 billion following a pandemic-fueled surge, with some 2.7 billion players worldwide, a research report said...
Battery Parts can be Recycled Without Crushing or Melting
The proliferation of electric cars, smartphones, and portable devices is leading to an estimated 25 percent increase globally in the manufacturing of rechargeable batteries...
AI is Improving Google Assistant Conversations
In order for Google Assistant to really help users with daily tasks, the tool should be able to understand the human user. This means...
A Tactile Sensing Foot to Increase The Stability of Legged Robots
In order to effectively navigate real-world environments, legged robots should be able to move swiftly and freely while maintaining their balance. This is particularly...
The IAF is Best Suited to Lead India’s Theatre Commands
Theatre commands and interoperability—the latest catchwords at the Ministry of Defence (MoD)—represent India’s effort to reorganise its armed forces and synergise the combat potential...
Duke team Creates Fully Recyclable Printed Electronics
Researchers at Duke University have created transistors with three carbon-based inks. The all-carbon thin-film transistors were made using crystalline nanocellulose as a dielectric, carbon...
UK Signals Self-Driving Cars could Hit Road this Year
Self-driving vehicles could hit the road this year on motorways in Britain, the government said Wednesday, under plans to permit motorists to temporarily take...
Researchers Develop New Protocols to Validate Integrity of Machine Learning Models
Machine learning is widely used in various applications such as image recognition, autonomous vehicles, and email filtering. Despite its success, concerns about the integrity...
Category Killers of the Internet are Significantly Reducing Online Diversity
The number of distinctive sources and voices on the internet is proven to be in long-term decline, according to new research.
A paper entitled "Evolution...
