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HUMANOID

A humanoid robot has been finally brought to life by the people at BRAVE ROBOTICS INC. In Japan. This robot can transform itself into a car that can have 2people in it. This is the first step towards the more likely building sized robots that can transform into some sort of vehicle or so. This is basically based on the robotics which governs the working of the humanoid. This is surely the first…

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Flexible Displays

An engineering research team has invented a new transistor that could revolutionize thin-film electronic devices.Their findings could open the door to the development of flexible electronic devices with applications as wide-ranging as display technology to medical imaging and renewable energy production.The transistor is easily scaled and has power-handling capabilities at least 10 times greater…

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ROBOTS GET TO FEEL NOW

ROBOTS GET TO FEEL NOW

HELLO GUYS, I WAS LATELY BUSY WITH WORK AND COULD NO UPLOAD ANY POSTS SURELY WILL I WILL TRY NOT TO COMMIT THIS MISTAKE .

LETS GET INTO IT NOW.

THE ROBOTS THAT ARE BEING WIDELY PRAISED NOW WILL BE ABLE TO GET A SKIN THAT THEY AND WE COULD FEEL.

They could also give flexible sensing capabilities to a range of electronic devices.

Like human skin, the material is able to sense strain, pressure and…

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Homemade robot cracks safe in just 30 minutes at Las Vegas hacking convention

Homemade robot cracks safe in just 30 minutes at Las Vegas hacking convention

A group of hackers have built a robot that can crack a safe.

A team from SparkFun Electronics in Colorado took their robot to the underground hacking convention, Def Con in Las Vegas.

They bought a SentrySafe safe the day before the demonstration and opened it onstage Friday.

The robot took about 30 minutes to crack the safe, discovering the combination was 51.36.93. The audience clapped and…

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Top 5 Medical Technology Innovations

Top 5 Medical Technology Innovations

Against the backdrop of health care reform and a controversial medical device tax, medical technology companies are focusing more than ever on products that deliver cheaper, faster, more efficient patient care. They are also making inroads with U.S. Food & Drug Administration regulators to re-engineer the complex review and approval process for new medical devices.

Here are five emerging…

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What happens when you break sound barrier In the early days of air travel, planes faced a problem. The tips of their propellers were going faster than the speed of sound, and there was a risk that they could become unstable and rip apart in the air.

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This can turn any energy into electricity 

Scientists have discovered a material that might be science’s biggest overachiever. This material, which is a type of a mineral called perovskite, can turn sunlight, heat, and movement into electricity—all at the same time. What a show-off.

Cross section of the cell.

These were invented in 2009, and since then have been seen as the next big thing in renewable energy—they’re cheaper and more…

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TV TOTALLY INVISIBLE WHEN NOT IN USE!!!!

This is no magic trick—it’s the real-life television of the future. Panasonic revealed a TV that is indistinguishable from a clear pane of glass when it’s not in use. In a few years, your fancy glass cabinets may double as your big-screen television.

Panasonic’s TV is totally transparent when it’s switched off.

We’ve come a long way. The TV that Japanese tech company Panasonic showed off , is as…

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World's Smallest Magnet

World’s Smallest Magnet

Hello guys.

We know magnets very well and about their applications, uses etc. very well. We have seen various size of magnets in life from , the magnets that we use to play to those magnets which are  being used for running the fastest railway network in the world,the maglev trains.

Now whats interesting in this is that, researchers from IBM have created the world’s smallest magnet only with the…

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Ubiquitous Wireless Charging Room

Ubiquitous Wireless Charging Room

Hey guys , finally the concept of charging the devices at the distance is being put into research and presented in front of you by Disney.

A team of scientists at Disney Research (yes, that Disney), have built a gadget-charging, device-powering room that’s safe for humans, their furniture and décor, if perhaps rather ugly.

Researchers built a free-standing room with aluminum panels covering the…

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670RS. MICROCOMPUTER

Makers of raspberry pi, have made a credit card size computer that an be connected to displays and keyboards or be used in projects, have established and unveiled an updated version with wifi and bluetooth connectivity.

Priced at 10$ , it has 512 MB ram with a micro-usb port. Raspberry pi foundation claims to have sold 12 million units of its computers in 5 years.

Interestingly, it can also be…

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Pocket-Size Device Lets You Print from Anywhere

Pocket-Size Device Lets You Print from Anywhere

Hello friends, today i am going to introduce you to this interesting little gadget which helps you print the documents from anywhere .

A new mobile robotic printer that is only a little bigger than three stacked hockey pucks will enable people to print anywhere and on any size page of paper.

Smartphones, tablets and laptops make it easy for people to work on the go, but traditionally, printers…

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Is there an element zero??

​The periodic table contains a wide array of elements, numbered from one (hydrogen) to 118 (oganesson), with each number representing the number of protons stored within an atom’s nucleus. Scientists are constantly working to create new elements by cramming more and more protons into nuclei, expanding the periodic table. The effort sparks curiosity and questions: Can the table be enlarged in the…

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Ultrafast Camera Captures 'Sonic Booms' of Light for First Time

Ultrafast Camera Captures ‘Sonic Booms’ of Light for First Time

Hello friends, today i found this while i was browsing through the net and this is something that you should take a look at . Science behind the tech

When an object moves through air, it propels the air in front of it away, creating pressure waves that move at the speed of sound in all directions. If the object is moving at speeds equal to or greater than sound, it outruns those pressure waves.…

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5G

Hello folks . here we are enjoying the massive and high speed internet which is 4G. ut i would like you to know that the next big network systems i.e 5G is just round the corner waiting . 5G is coming to a town near you faster than you might think. With speeds that could eventually hit hundreds of times those of 4G, it promises to transform the way we communicate with each other and with our…

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Toyota's New Concept Car Is Designed With 'Kinetic Warmth' in Mind

Toyota’s New Concept Car Is Designed With ‘Kinetic Warmth’ in Mind

Hello friend’s lets talk about the new car that was shown by toyota .

At the Consumer Electronics Show currently underway in Las Vegas, Nev., several carmakers are showing off their futuristic visions for personal transportation. BMW’s i Inside Future concept, for example, has a HoloActive Touch display that floats the control panel above the center console. And Hyundai’s Mobility Vision…

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BMW SELF BALANCING VEHICLE 

Hello guys , today we will have a look at the so called self balancing vehicle bike by BMW . It’s still a concept which the BMW team are striving to make it a reality. 

Well , this is just a bike as other bikes with the essential components and equipment but with enhanced capabilities . And I will also mention that BMW claims that you will never fall off the bike . 

Well,these claims have raised…