Rapid rise in UK living wage could result in more robots in the workplace
New report warns automation might be deployed to mitigate effects of a higher wage bill.
Watch: Life-saving drones delivering blood bags to remote African regions
The unique service, launched jointly by California-based start-up Zipline and Rwanda government, delivers crucial blood bags to remote regions of the nation in 30 minutes or less.
Revolutionary bionic hand brings back woman's ability to touch and 'feel'
Unlike previous versions, the novel robotic hand is compact enough to be carried and used outside a laboratory.
Novel scanning technique reveals secret writings on ancient mummy boxes
The technique could provide historians new insights into ancient Egyptians and their everyday lives.
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In GPS era USAF fighter jets to use stars for navigation: Here is why
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Quantum Radio could be used to map out GPS-resistant underground and underwater areas
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Russia unveils 'Ferrari' among sniper rifles with a kill range of over 4 km
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What is speed breeding? Nasa-inspired technique can accelerate wheat production threefold
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These East Asian countries are locked in an arms race - Here's all you need to know
China, North Korea, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan are locked in an arms race that will give the countries the ability to attack each other in short notice and with deadly force.
Immanuel Jotham Jan 03, 2018
SpaceX will launch US government's secret Zuma satellite this week but no one knows what it can do
It is still unclear as to what the Zuma satellite's mission is and what branch of the US government the spacecraft belongs to.
India Ashok Jan 03, 2018
Nasa's to-do list for 2018: Robots in Mars, asteroid visits, touching the sun and more
2018 is slated to be an exciting year for Nasa and its fans as the space exploration organisation has a lot of missions, updates and extensive plans scheduled across the year.
Immanuel Jotham Jan 02, 2018
World could run out of chocolate by 2050 but there might be a way to save it
"All the indicators are that we could be looking at a chocolate deficit of 100,000 tonnes a year in the next few years," researcher Doug Hawkins said.
Shubham Sharma Jan 02, 2018
What is Gray Wolf? US Air Force's next gen cruise missile swarms could overcome enemy defences
The Gray Wolf will work as a semi autonomous swarm and overwhelm enemy defences with sheer numbers, the US Air Force said.
Immanuel Jotham Jan 02, 2018
China's AI-powered ammunitions robot force to help triple production of next-gen bombs and weapons
Robots could also reportedly soon be used to develop sensitive spy devices for the Chinese military.
India Ashok Jan 02, 2018
Want to reduce weight? Novel skin patch could cut belly fat by a third in just four weeks
The innovative patch carries hundreds of microneedles and can be made for just $3.50.
Shubham Sharma Jan 01, 2018
What will the Earth be like in 10,000 years? Science explains
In 10,000 years, if humans survive, there will be no genetic differences in our makeup and we will be evenly distributed throughout the planet.
Immanuel Jotham Jan 01, 2018
Watch: Robot citizen Sophia addresses fears of machines, rejects marriage proposal in India
Appearing at IIT Bombay, the humanoid even expressed concern over the growing intolerance in the world.
Shubham Sharma Dec 31, 2017
What is Project Maven? The Pentagon's new AI is hunting terrorists in the wild
The new AI software Maven, has been reportedly designed to be paired with the US Navy and Marine Corps georegistration system called Minotaur.
India Ashok Dec 30, 2017
China successfully tests new DF-17 hypersonic missile that could reshape nuclear weapons tech
China reportedly conducted the first-ever flight test of a new kind of ballistic missile, which can deliver both nuclear and conventional payloads.
India Ashok Dec 29, 2017
China tests use of WeChat account as official digital ID but could it boost government surveillance?
The WeChat ID system will reportedly allow Chinese citizens to scan their faces using the WeChat mobile app to create a unique digital ID card.
India Ashok Dec 29, 2017
Can you tell the difference between a human's voice and AI?
Google has released the details of a new system which claims to create near-human accuracy in computer speech.
Neil Murphy Dec 28, 2017
Robots and artificial intelligence will take away half of all jobs think tank warns
A study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) says technology will wipe out almost half of jobs in the UK.
Brendan Cole Dec 28, 2017
Secrets of the Great Pyramid of Giza's hidden void could be revealed by these tiny flying robots
The mini robots have been designed to fit through a 1.5 inch-wide hole, which could be drilled into the pyramid without causing much damage.
India Ashok Dec 27, 2017
Watch: Stunning timelapse video of Elon Musk's 'Nuclear Alien UFO' SpaceX Falcon 9 launch
SpaceX's final mission for the year, the Falcon 9 launch, was not just successful, but also caused quite a stir in California.
India Ashok Dec 27, 2017
Bionic eye restores blind woman's eyesight, helping her see after 13 long years
Antonina Zakharchenko's vision was impaired since childhood and kept getting worse until she lost her sight completely.
Shubham Sharma Dec 27, 2017
Is North Korea using its space race aggression as an excuse to launch missiles?
Pyongyang reportedly defended its interests in space development as a "legitimate" right, sparking fears about an impending missile test disguised as a satellite launch.
India Ashok Dec 26, 2017
Watch: World's largest amphibious aircraft takes to the skies for the first time
The amphibious aircraft AG600 is roughly as big as a Boeing 737 and can carry as many as 50 people on board.
Shubham Sharma Dec 25, 2017
Meet DJ Kuka, the robot that turns up the heat at this nightclub
The robot picks songs, scratches disks and even dances to its music.
Shubham Sharma Dec 25, 2017
Scientists just discovered how to track the secret movement of elusive unobserved quantum particles
Unobserved quantum particles can be tracked by studying the way in which they interact with their environment, physicists say.
India Ashok Dec 25, 2017
South Korea could soon operate F-35B stealth fighter jets from its new amphibious warship
The South Korean military is reportedly considering redesigning the decks on the new warship to ensure F-35B fighters can be operated.
India Ashok Dec 25, 2017
Elon Musk's massive backup battery took just 140 milliseconds to respond to crisis at power plant
This was the first power failure since the battery was installed in South Australia earlier this month.
Shubham Sharma Dec 25, 2017
This neural network tried hand at writing Christmas carols and the results are hilarious
The neural network was fed with as many as 240 new and old carols.
Shubham Sharma Dec 24, 2017
From Sophia to SpotMini, the coolest robots that made 2017 awesome
Well, 2017 is coming to an end and it's time go back and see which machines got smarter or nailed some really complicated tasks.
Shubham Sharma Dec 23, 2017
World's biggest plane with wingspan longer than football field hits the runway
Throughout the test, all major systems including steering, braking, anti-skid, and telemetry were monitored and each of them worked as per expectations.
Shubham Sharma Dec 22, 2017
What are dronebots? South Korea preps its spy drone army to deter North Korean threat
The dronebots would be used to relay information from core North Korean targets such as "nuclear and missile sites".
Shubham Sharma Dec 22, 2017
Christmas in space: This is how ISS astronauts have been celebrating the holiday season
Last year, the six-member Expedition 50 crew from France, Russia and the US shared the Christmas meal.
Shubham Sharma Dec 22, 2017
Watch video: Humanoid robots do push-ups, crunches and even break a sweat
The machines mimic human like movements with the help of artificial muscles, joints, and spine inspired from human biology.
Shubham Sharma Dec 21, 2017
World War I-era Australian Navy submarine discovered over a century after it mysteriously vanished
This was the 13th expedition launched to search the sub, which disappeared without sending out any signal or distress call during World War I.
Shubham Sharma Dec 21, 2017
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