Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
MIT Engineers Create Flexible Skeletons Perfect for Soft, Muscle-Powered Robots
MIT has recently unveiled a novel design concept for flexible skeletons tailored for soft, muscle-powered robots.
Google Launches Gemini AI in Android Studio for Coding Assistance
Google has expanded the integration of Gemini into Android Studio's coding environment. Google has expanded the integration of Gemini into various products, with today's announcement focusing on implementing Gemini Pro into Android Studio's coding environment, as reported first by TechCrunch.
RB-Y1: Korea's First-Ever Bimanual Mobile Manipulator Unveiled
Rainbow Robotics has unveiled RB-Y1, Korea's inaugural bimanual mobile manipulator. Rainbow Robotics, a prominent player in the robotics industry, has unveiled RB-Y1, Korea's inaugural bimanual mobile manipulator.
US, EU to Leverage AI to Discover Alternate Chemicals for Developing Chips
The EU and the US are set to employ AI to discover alternative chemicals for chip development. The European Union and the United States are set to employ artificial intelligence (AI) in their quest to discover alternative chemicals for chip development, as outlined in a draft statement obtained by Bloomberg.
NASA Picture of the Day Unveils an Otherworldly Look Into a Solar Corona
NASA's latest Picture of the Day presents an unprecedented view of the solar corona NASA's latest Picture of the Day presents an unprecedented view of the solar corona, offering a unique glimpse into the dynamic outer atmosphere of the Sun.
How to Use Google Pixel Camera for Imaging April 8's Total Solar Eclipse
Here are some tips on how to use Google's Pixel Camera to capture April 8's solar eclipse.
Semiconductor Security Concerns Rise as Experts Uncover Vulnerabilities in Latest Chip Tech
Recent discoveries by researchers at ETH Zurich have raised concerns about the security of semiconductor technologies.
Elon Musk's X Informs Users They Could Lose Followers as Bot Elimination Begins
Elon Musk's X has warned its users about a potential decrease in follower counts as they eradicate bots.
NASA Will Fly 3 Sounding Rockets During April 8's Total Solar Eclipse—Here's Why
NASA has announced plans to launch three Black Brant IX sounding rockets as part of the APEP mission.
NASA Is Preparing to Pursue the April 8 Total Eclipse with Jet Planes
NASA is gearing up to investigate the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, using high-flying jet planes.
Hyundai, Kia Unveil New Coffee Delivery Robot 'DAL-e'
Hyundai and Kia have revealed the updated version of their DAL-e Delivery robot. Hyundai Motor Company (Hyundai Motor) and Kia Corporation (Kia) have revealed the updated version of their DAL-e Delivery robot, aiming to enhance delivery efficiency, especially in intricate settings like offices and shopping centers.
Cold Criminal? DNA Evidence From Crime Scenes Could Be Found in Airconditioners
A new study unveiled a new method to detect airborne forensic DNA evidence through airconditioners. Finding who has done it may one day be as easy as drawing them from thin air.
New Kids' Messaging App Gabb Detects Nudity in Video Calls to Notify Parents
Gabb, a leading provider of kid-safe technology, has unveiled the beta version of Gabb Messenger Safe Video Calling.
Robots Are Learning How to Walk on the Moon by Starting at the Oregon Mount Hood
Robots are preparing for lunar exploration, starting with earthly terrains like Oregon's Mount Hood.
EU Investigates 2 Chinese-owned Solar Panel Manufacturers Suspected of Receiving Subsidies
The EU has initiated investigations into two Chinese-owned solar panel manufacturers suspected of receiving subsidies.
NASA James Webb Space Telescope Dives into an Extreme Starburst Galaxy
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope voyages into the extreme starburst galaxy Messier 82 (M82). NASA's James Webb Space Telescope voyages into the extreme starburst galaxy Messier 82 (M82), situated 12 million light-years away in the constellation Ursa Major.
E-Cigarette Users Are More Likely to End Traditional Smoking, Study Claims
Switching from traditional cigarettes to e-cigarettes increases the likelihood of quitting combustible smoking, according to a recent study.
BurnBot Raises $20 Million to Develop Wildfire-Preventing Technology
BurnBot has recently secured $20 million in funding to develop wildfire-preventing technology. BurnBot, a company focused on developing wildfire-preventing technology, has recently secured $20 million in funding to further enhance its mechanized vegetation management and fuel treatment solutions.
AI May Take Over Management Positions in Scientific Research, According to Study
A recent study sheds light on the potential role of AI in managing human participants in scientific research endeavors.
World's Most Powerful MRI Machine Snaps First Brain Scans
The world's most potent MRI machine has commenced its mission, delving into the intricate workings of living human brains.
New Window Coating Promises to Block Heat While Maintaining the View
A recent development in window coating technology offers a solution to the age-old problem of excessive heat.
EchoWrist: New Wristband Device Uses Echoes, AI to Detect Hand Positions for VR
A new wristband device developed by researchers at Cornell University utilizes AI and inaudible soundwaves to detect hand positions.
NASA is Inviting Citizen Scientists to Snap Pictures of Clouds During the April 8 Eclipse
NASA is inviting amateur citizen scientists worldwide to participate in gathering data for April 8's eclipse.
NASA Picture of the Day Unveils an Unusual Cosmic Firework Named Pa 30
A striking cosmic phenomenon has been revealed through NASA's Picture of the Day, showcasing an unusual nebula.
New AI-powered Smart Contract Promises Fast, Cost-Effective Audits
A new AI-powered smart contract auditing service called "Bunzz Audit" has been launched by Bunzz, the largest DApp development platform in Asia.
Generative AI Is Emerging as a Technology Risk for Supply Chain Managers
Supply chain managers are increasingly concerned about the emerging risks of generative AI technology.
Google Unveils New Partnerships with AAP, Squiz Kids for Fact-Checking Initiatives
Google has unveiled new partnerships with the Australian Associated Press (AAP) and Squiz Kids to enhance its fact-checking initiatives.
Digital Humans Are as Effective as Real Humans in Ergonomics: Study
Recent research explores the efficacy of digital humans in providing ergonomics training akin to real humans.
NASA Hubble, Spitzer, and Chandra Concoct Festive Image at the Heart of the Milky Way
NASA's Hubble, Spitzer, and Chandra have collaborated to create a captivating image of the central region of the Milky Way.
Meta Is Ending a Monitoring Tool for Election Years Vital in Detecting Viral Falsehoods
Meta has announced the discontinuation of CrowdTangle, a digital tool for monitoring viral falsehoods.
