Students Modified This Chip to Give Smartphones The Touch Sense

Project Soli, which debuted at Google I/O in 2015, is a tiny chip that uses radar to detect discreet hand and finger motions. It was designed as a unique way to interact with mobile devices, but students at the University of St. Andrews found a way to use the simple chip to give electronics an…

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This Inventor is Making A Medical Automated Slide Dropping Device

A Breakthrough in Medical Industry, The Automated Slide Dropping Device. Sadeem Qdaisat (28) An Arabian inventor who wants to “make a positive impact around the Arab world”, is pushing a new Machine to the Next Generation of the Medical Automated Devices. Sadeem graduated in Clinical Genetics from the University of Texas and has won multiple…

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The New Nintendo Switch

On Thursday morning, we finally got our first look at the Nintendo Switch (previously known as the NX), and as reports suggested, it exists somewhere in the realm between a portable device and home console. “Introducing Nintendo Switch!,” says the video description. “In addition to providing single and multiplayer thrills at home, the Nintendo Switch…

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Google Will Start Anti-ISIS Ads in America

Not all weapons have a trigger, but that doesn’t make them any less effective. No, we’re not talking about bombs, but rather about Google’s new strategy to use its highly targeted advertising system in the battle against the Islamic State (IS), Anti-ISIS Ads. Anthony House, the senior manager for public policy and communications at Google,…

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This Donald Trump Twitter bot is running for president

This New President, Crude, nonsensical, and nonhuman, his name is DeepDrumpf. He’s a Donald Trump Twitter bot programmed to mimic the real Trump. MIT researcher Bradley Hayes created DeepDrumpf in March as both a coding experiment and joke, though it has taken on a life of its own. DeepDrumpf uses an artificial intelligence algorithm based…

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Tesla’s New Autopilot System Will Finally Make Tesla A Fully Self-Driving Car

Tesla vehicles currently in production and the upcoming Model 3, will include a Tesla’s new Autopilot hardware that will give the car the ability to be fully autonomous, the company announced Wednesday. This doesn’t mean that Tesla vehicles are now completely autonomous. Rather, it means that Tesla is now including the hardware in its cars…

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Google Wants To Fight Internet TROLLS With It’s New AI

It’s being used to fight ISIS, and now, an app developed by a subsidiary of Google is tackling another kind of vitriol — Internet TROLLS. Jigsaw, an organization that once existed as Google’s think tank, has now taken on a new life of its own and has been tasked with using technology to address a…

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This Device Lets You Play With Microbes Using Your Smartphone

This is the LudusScope, a 3D-printed, open-sourced system that lets you control and Play With Microbes Using Your Smartphone. Tormenting single-celled organisms has never been so much fun. LudusScope was developed by Stanford engineer Ingmar Riedel-Kruse, and he envisioned it as a new way of interacting and learning about common microbes. It’s meant for use…

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Tesla is Working to Launch a Ready Equipped Model S For Police Patrol

Tesla Launching Police Patrol; Earlier this year, Electrek reported on the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) testing Tesla Model S sedans as ‘high-pursuit’ police cruisers. The automaker loaned two Model S P85Ds to the department, but they were testing the vehicles stock without any police equipment other than what has been done on the exterior…

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NASA Promises We’ll Find Alien Life in Around 20 Years

NASA Promises We’ll Find Alien Life in Around 20 Years, Humanity is on the verge of discovering alien life, high-ranking NASA scientists say. “I think we’re going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade, and I think we’re going to have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years,” NASA chief scientist…

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Ayat Amer : The First Arabian Woman To Win A NASA’s Competition

Excelling programmer has had to fight social restrictions, stereotypes before winning recognition, The First Arabian Woman To Win A NASA’s Competition. Hard work and determination led Jordanian Ayat Amer to become the first Arab woman to win a NASA competition, only at 22 years old. “Being accepted to NASA’s training programme is indeed a huge step…

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