A clawed drone capable of perched on a tree branch
Stanford: Scientists have developed a robot-like object that can be attached to any drone. In this way the drone can land on an uneven place, grab objects and grab a tree branch with its claws and sit on it.
Scientists at Stanford University have developed it inspired by peregrine diabetes. Interestingly, its claws are printed on a 3D printer.
Unique speaker that separates microplastics from wastewater
Seattle: Indonesian engineers have developed a new technology for separating microplastics from wastewater using sound speakers, using special speakers.
It should be noted that microplastics, like other types of plastics, have become a serious problem of environmental pollution today, which can pose a serious threat to the health and life…
Discovery of a new substance in plants to reduce human obesity
Hong Kong: Chinese scientists studying obesity have discovered a substance in plants that can help us reduce obesity.
Scientists have known for years that the natural process of dissolving fat (fat metabolism) in obese people is affected and slowed down, which not only increases their obesity but also makes it very difficult for them…
Twitter offers a comprehensive accounts analytics card
SAN FRANCISCO: Twitter has announced an important step towards offering all tweets and all related data on a single card as Google Analytics. This will allow Twitter to have all the necessary information in one place.
Retweets, replies, likes, and their access can now be viewed in one place in a very simple way in the analytics display. Also…
Successful test of iodine engine in space
Paris: A small iodine-fueled engine has been successfully tested in space. During the test, the orbit of a planet was changed by the power of this engine.
Note that at normal temperatures iodine is solid but when heated it rapidly converts to direct gas.
Due to this property of iodine, efforts have been made for the last several years to develop an engine…
Eagle, the world’s most powerful quantum processor
New York: IBM has unveiled the world’s most powerful quantum processor, dubbed the Eagle. Eagle’s processing speed is 127 quantum bits (cubits).
This significant development is expected to pave the way for the commercial development of high-speed quantum computers. In traditional digital computers, data is either stored in a…
Will this aircraft use ammonia fuel?
A: The three British companies are working together to develop an engine that will use ammonia gas as fuel.
It should be noted that airplanes use a fuel called ‘jet fuel’ which is usually made by mixing 30% kerosene (kerosene) and 70% gasoline (petrol).
Due to the ever-increasing air travel in the world, this jet fuel is also causing pollution, and…
The moon’s oxygen will be enough for all human beings for a million years!
New South Wales: An Australian scientist has revealed in an interesting article that the soil, rocks and rocks on the surface of the moon contain enough oxygen to sustain eight billion people on earth for 100,000 years.
That is, if we develop a technology that can effectively separate oxygen from the moon’s dust…
New ‘bullet-like aircraft’ revolutionizing business class flight
California: Call it a gas-filled balloon, a pill, or an egg. But the new Otto Celera 500L can reduce air friction due to its shape and is capable of significant fuel savings.
It is designed by William Otto Jr. of Auto Aviation Company, which flies at lightning speed, reducing air friction due to its unique shape. In…
The water boat was designed
Milan: Three companies from different countries have jointly designed a state-of-the-art sailing boat that will be able to fly at high speed, almost floating on water.
Named the “Persico F70 Hyperboat”, the boat will be 70 feet long and was designed in partnership with Persico Marine, Karkik Design Partners and Penn Farina Natika.
In addition to recreational…