Aurora will be the fastest Supercomputer in U.S. history
Aurora will be the fastest Supercomputer in U.S. history, performing 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 operations per second.
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Levitating Objects using only Light
Researchers at Caltech have designed a way to levitate and propel objects using only light, by creating specific nanoscale patterning on the objects’ surfaces.
The Air Conditioner of the Future
Saarbrücken research team uses artificial muscles to develop an air conditioner for the future.
Volvo unveil world’s first Autonomous Electric Bus
Volvo unveil world’s first autonomous electric bus, a 12 meters long and with capacity close to 80 passengers, in Singapore.
FedEx SameDay Autonomous Bot
FedEx announced that is working on the SameDay Bot, a small autonomous vehicle that can travel along sidewalks and roadsides to make deliveries directly to you.
Boeing new Unmanned system for Global Defense
A model of the unmanned Boeing Airpower Teaming System was unveiled at the Australian International Airshow Feb. 27.
Orbital Reflector- the first Sculpture in outer space
Artist Trevor Paglen in collaboration with the Nevada Museum of Art, will launch “Orbital Reflector,” the first satellite to exist purely as an artistic gesture.
AI Continuously Generate Fake Faces
Artificial intelligence continuously generate highly varied and high-quality dataset of “fake” human faces.
Translating Brain Signals directly into Speech
Scientists have found a way toward brain-computer interfaces, that hold a promise for those with limited or no ability to speak.
Future Grand Prix- McLaren Applied Technologies
Grand Prix racing meets the age of advanced technology, with 500 km/h inductively charged, electric racing machines.