One Giant Leap for Mankind; Top 10 Scientific Breakthroughs of 2019
From generating clean renewable electricity all over the world to exploring the cosmic space beyond—science has made some great strides in 2019.
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Metal Surfaces Can Now Be Instant Bacteria Killers, Thanks to New Laser Treatment Technique
Researchers from Pursue University have come up with a simple method of turning everyday metal surfaces into bacteria-killers.
USC Surgeon is First to Use Robotics to Remove Kidney Tumor in Outpatient Surgery
Keck Medical Center of the University of Southern California (USC) is the first medical center in the world to use new robotic technology in an outpatient procedure for a kidney cancer patient.
"See-Through" Trucks Will Allow Drivers to See the Highway Ahead
Samsung has developed a new technology called the Safety Truck, which gives the illusion of transparency and gives drivers a peak at the road ahead.
Designer's Air Purifier Converts Smog Into Jewelry As it Cleans
A Dutch artist has built the world's largest portable air purifier that turns smog into jewelry while giving people a breath of fresh air.
Blind Man Develops Smart Cane That Uses Google Maps and Sensors to Identify One's Surroundings
The walking stick has finally been given a modern makeover thanks to some Turkish engineers who developed a smart cane for the blind.
Autonomous Cars Are Now Delivering Meals and Medication to At-Risk People in Quarantine
A trio of cars deployed by Optimus Rides will be delivering as many as 5,000 meals to at-risk families across Southeast Washington DC.
Hi-Tech Mouthguard Flags Concussion to Protect Athlete's Brain
This mouthguard measures the force of hits to the athletes' heads, letting coaches know immediately if a player needs medical care for a concussion.
With Fridges and Air Conditioners Using 20% of World's Energy, Cheap Plastic Crystals Could Be the Answer
When placed under pressure, these organic plastic crystals could be a cheap, eco-friendly replacement for the harmful gases inside of air conditioners.
Student Invents Smart Gun that Could Prevent Hundreds of Accidents
Using smart phone finger authentication technology, this smart gun can only be used by the intended user.
Google Maps Now Features COVID-19 Travel Alerts With Social Distancing Mandates And Crowd Levels
Google maps is being updated to include updates on COVID-19 in many different countries that will help commutors and travelers plan their trips safely.
One of the First Technology Companies to Unionize: Kickstarter Employees Win Vote
Workers at the famous crowdfunding site Kickstarter became one of the first hi-tech workforces to unionize, creating Kickstarter United to ensure fairness.
Drones Will Drop Library Books So Kids in Virginia Can Keep Reading, Thanks to Librarian's Bright Idea
Students in Christiansburg, VA are going to be the first in the world to get library books via drone, after a librarian in lockdown gave Wing the idea.
Watch Resourceful Man Use Flying Drone to Walk His Dog During COVID-19 Lockdowns
This cheerful canine got to enjoy a stroll through the streets of Cyprus last week after its owner used a drone to take it for a walk.
Eye Drops May Promise a Stunning Alternative to Cataract Surgery
Eyedrops effectively "melted" cataracts in lab tests and for the first time, may offer an alternative to costly surgery.
These 5 Medical Breakthroughs May Help You Manage Your Diabetes
For National Diabetes Awareness Month, here are five innovative breakthroughs and inventions that could change the game for diabetics.
Color-Changing Inks Can Be Printed onto Clothing to Warn the Wearer About Potential Health Issues
These new biomaterial-based inks from Tufts University can be printed onto clothing so they can change color based on the wearer's safety.
High Schoolers Awarded for Inventing Inexpensive Device That Generates Electricity From Sound
These eleventh grade Filipino students were awarded second place for their device that generates electricity from nearby sound waves.
BMW Unveils Electric Car Models
BMW unveiled two plug-in electric cars yesterday both headed for production beginning in 2013 -- the sporty i8 hybrid super-coupe and the i3 urban all-electric car, a small vehicle designed to go about 80 miles between recharges.
Sick People Can Say Goodbye to Sleeping With Wires: Vital Signs Can Now Be Wirelessly Monitored By Radar
This groundbreaking new little sonar system may spell the end of annoying hospital wires and machines.
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