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07/23/2018 / By Zoey Sky

A whole new kind of lie detector: Robots in the court room are able to tell when someone is lying

We often rely on lie detectors or polygraphs, but these devices are not always 100 percent accurate. There are other means to determine if an individual is lying, such as by observing micro-movements, or movements that we subconsciously make while lying. These can include anything from a raised eyebrow to tilting our heads. Now, a group […]

07/17/2018 / By Carol Anderson

This exoskeletal outfit gives you superhuman strength, for a price

Say goodbye to back pain, tired arms, and fatigued leg muscles – startup company SuitX promises to take away some of the strains caused by lifting heavy packages with their exoskeletal outfits which can boost your back, legs, and shoulders. Although the suit won’t make your Iron Man dreams come true just yet, it can still help a […]

07/11/2018 / By Russel Davis

The swamp cooler reborn? Researchers have “pioneered” a water-based air conditioning system

A team of researchers at the National University of Singapore’s (NUS) Faculty of Engineering developed a breakthrough water-based air conditioning system that was deemed cost-efficient and sustainable. The scientists explained that the vapor compression air-conditioning system, first invented by Willis Carrier in 1902, remains to be the most widely used air-conditioning technology to date. However, the experts […]

06/08/2018 / By Janine Acero

Researchers develop a fabric that converts kinetic energy into electric power

Imagine working out in a specialized suit that converts all your sweat and kinetic energy into electricity. That is exactly what the research team at Chalmers University of Technology have developed, as reported in an article from Science Daily. The researchers, in cooperation with The Swedish School of Textiles in Borås and the research institute Swerea IVF, […]

05/25/2018 / By Edsel Cook

Scientists set to make new form of recycled paper from POO

Austrian researchers have come up with a new way to save millions of trees from paper mills. They can extract cellulose from the dung of cows and other herbivores to make recycled paper, according to an American Chemical Society (ACS) article. The University of Vienna researchers presented their findings during the 255th National Meeting & […]

04/12/2018 / By David Williams

MIT researchers working on a nuclear fusion superconductor that will generate carbon-free limitless energy within 15 years

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have revealed that for the first time ever, nuclear fusion-based renewable energy may be achievable within the next 15 years. This is going to be made possible thanks in part to a collaboration of the university with a private company that goes by the name Commonwealth Fusion […]

11/27/2017 / By Jhoanna Robinson

New tattoo-like wearable sensor detects alcohol levels in sweat, sends updates to smartphone for private use

Engineers that are closely working with the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) have created a small monitoring device, worn on the skin, that identifies alcohol levels in perspiration. The new wearable monitor has the incentive of being non-invasive and unseen by other people, making it more applicable in settings where one would […]

10/18/2017 / By Ethan Huff

U.S. military invests millions in killer robot technology

Nearly $1 billion in taxpayer money has already been spent by the United States military to develop next-generation microchips that are powerful enough to animate killer artificial intelligence (AI) robots, new reports indicate. A hefty sum of $900 million, to be more precise, is the exact figure that government officials have announced is being “invested” […]

05/13/2017 / By Gregory Van Dyke

Nuclear fallout concerns? Science pioneer Mike Adams was awarded a U.S. patent for a breakthrough invention that removes radioactive cesium-137 from your digestive tract

Independent science pioneer Mike Adams was awarded a U.S. patent for an innovation that eliminates radioactive cesium-137 from the gastrointestinal tract. In his podcast, the Health Ranger answers questions about his breakthrough invention. In particular, he explains why the product is not for sale and is only meant for cases of a nuclear fallout. The Cesium […]

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