Researchers have developed the world’s first quantum sensor capable of sensing atomic-scale electric and magnetic fields using a single molecule attached to a scanning tunneling microscope. This breakthrough provides unparalleled spatial resolution, akin to an…
Boston University’s robot MAMA BEAR autonomously creates and tests energy-absorbing structures, recently achieving a record 75% efficiency, with applications ranging from shipping materials to military gear. Credit: Devin Hahn, Boston University Productions An autonomous robot…
Casey Harrell trying the BCI system for the first time. Credit: UC Regents UC Davis Health has developed a groundbreaking brain-computer interface (BCI) that allows individuals with speech impairments, particularly those suffering from ALS, to…
Artificial neural networks could soon process time-dependent data more efficiently with the development of a tunable memristor. This technology, detailed in a University of Michigan-led study, could significantly reduce AI energy consumption. Credit: SciTechDaily.com In…
CU Boulder researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding ion movement in porous materials, potentially enabling faster charging supercapacitors and transforming energy storage for electronics and power grids. Credit: SciTechDaily.com CU Boulder scientists have found…
PhD candidate Jordan Noronha holding a sample of the new titanium lattice structure 3D printed in cube form. Credit: RMIT A 3D printed ‘metamaterial’ boasting levels of strength for weight not normally seen in nature…
A study reveals AI’s struggle with tissue contamination in medical diagnostics, a problem easily managed by human pathologists, underscoring the importance of human expertise in healthcare despite advancements in AI technology. Contamination of tissue samples…
Researchers studied how temperatures up to 500 degrees Celsius would affect electronic devices made from gallium nitride, a key step in their multiyear research effort to develop electronics that can operate in extremely hot environments,…
Researchers at EPFL identified potential unidimensional nanomaterials, including what could be the thinnest metallic wire, using computational methods to study the structural properties of over 780,000 crystals. Their findings spotlight 14 materials with potential uses…
Researchers have introduced an innovative real-time emotion recognition technology, leveraging a personalized, self-powered interface for comprehensive emotional analysis. This technology, promising for wearable devices, signifies a leap towards emotion-based personalized services and enhanced human-machine interactions….
