With the increasing climate changes, the world is turning towards renewable energy sources like solar power and wind turbines. So, the French company New World Wind introduced a tree-shaped structure with leaf-shaped wind turbines that can generate 36,000 kWh per year. One leaf can generate up to 1000 KW hours per year and a wind … Read more
New research revealed that African Elephants may call each other using individualized name-like calls. The study was conducted at Kenya Samburu National Reserve and Amboseli National Park. According to the scientist, Elephants can identify and communicate with each other with different acoustic sounds. The name comes as a part of their rumble but they dont … Read more
Australian scientists from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) have created flexible solar panels that can be printed like newspapers. These thin solar panels highlight the main feature of being lightweight and flexible. The scientists have used “solar ink” to make these semi-transparent solar cells. This innovative technology tries to achieve a new … Read more
This is the world’s first slime robot that can navigate into tight spaces and grab the accidentally swallowed objects inside your body. This remembers the movie “Venom“. How interesting? This robot has shown a potential revolution in the medical industry used for surgical procedures. It was co-created by a research team led by Professor Li … Read more
This pod allows tired Japanese workers to have quality sleep time while they are standing. Japanese is well known for their innovative sleeping ideas for work time power naps. They named this sleeping pod ‘giraffenap’. There is an interesting root story for the name. It is because the giraffe is having a nap time while … Read more
A vehicle moves like a centipede! Yeah, you read it right. It has 18 small wheels similar to a centipede. It only costs $22,000. A Finnish company launched the ATV prototype in a promotional video recently. It has taken the attention of the public, because of its ability to move on rough terrains in 20 … Read more
Did you ever imagine that you can smell with your tongue? Definitely you can, a team of scientists discovered that the sensors in our nose are also present in taste cells on our tongue. This finding reveals a surprising connection between our senses of taste and smell. This curiosity led to a groundbreaking study inspired … Read more
Have you ever wondered how engineers can learn from nature to create innovative technology? The BionicBee is a fascinating example of this, developed by Festo’s Bionic Learning Network. This tiny, ultra-light flying robot mimics the flight patterns and behaviors of real bees, flying autonomously in a swarm. Ultralight Design The BionicBee is remarkably small and … Read more
Have you ever imagined a machine so massive that it dwarfs most construction equipment? Meet the Bagger 293, a bucket-wheel excavator that stands taller than a 30-story building and has buckets large enough to hold a small car. Let’s explore the fascinating details of this engineering marvel. What is the Bagger 293? The Bagger 293 … Read more
An international team of behavioural scientists, palaeontologists, and neurologists found that the T.Rex is less smart than previously claimed. The scientific group has re-examined these big creatures’ brain size and structure. They concluded their behaviour was more like crocodiles and lizards. Curiously, this new finding turns the idea that dinosaurs are less intelligent than monkeys. … Read more
Yeah, you read it right. These UCO stormproof matches are unstoppable in rain, heavy winds, snow, and even underwater. These matches can be very useful if you are a hiker or backpacker. It is quite interesting to know how these innovative matches work. Let’s go inside and see how these stormproof matches work. Nearly impossible … Read more
You might remember an invisible shield in the Avengers universe. Now you can buy an invisible shield yourself. Invisibility Sheild Co. has already started improving its second-generation invisible shield. You can pledge to that. This shield is marvelous. You can hide yourself, friends, pets, and literally anything behind this shield. Let’s dive into Invisible Shield … Read more
If the planets are rearranged from the smallest to the largest, Earth gets the 5th place, and the neighbouring planets would be Neptune and Venus. This thought experiment takes us on a wild ride through the universe, moving each planet from its current location to a new location based on the size. Let’s have a … Read more
The scaly skin of salmons have used to make stylish swim suites. It sounds crazy, but Claudia Escobar invented these sustainable fashion suits in 2003. Let’s have a look at how these Salmon Skin Swimsuits are created by scaly skin and how they will affect the future. Do you know what happens to the salmon … Read more
Do you believe Mary Shelley had been inspired by the alchemist Johann Conrad Dippel’s bizarre experiments for the creation of the novel “Frankenstein”? If you’ve ever wondered about the origin of this scientific legend, you might be intrigued by the story of Johann Conrad Dippel. He was born in Castle Frankenstein and is often cited … Read more
There is a new invention called the Ascender, which can climb stairs and clean your house. This device transcends traditional robot vacuums only having vertical movements. It is much more autonomous than traditional robot vacuums, and most importantly, it is the first ever stair stair climbing robot cleaner able to clean your stairs. With the … Read more
