New Artificial Pancreas for Type 2 Diabetes Manages Blood Sugar Twice as Well as Jabs -Now Approved in UK
Cambridge University completed a successful trial of an artificial pancreas that helps Type 2 diabetes patients manage blood sugar levels.
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British Company Develops First Tractor in the World to be Completely Powered by Cow Dung
Waste byproducts from as few as 100 cows are turned into a fuel called fugitive methane in a biomethane storage unit to power the tractor.
Hundreds of Mayan Cities and Towns with Ball Courts and Roads Discovered in LiDAR Survey in Guatemala
A LiDAR survey has uncovered hundreds of features that indicate northern Guatemala was home to an uber sophisticated Mayan society.
Stranded in Snow He Uses His iPhone 14 Emergency SOS via Satellite Feature to Lead First Responders Right to Him
The iPhone 14 and related OS have two important safety features to consider this winter, the Crash Detection and Emergency SOS calls.
These Flabby Gel Robots Could Deliver Life-Saving Drugs by Inching Along Using Changes in Temperature
Made of water-based gel, a robot inchworm moves along as the gel expands and contracts from changes in temperature.
'World's Most Dangerous Malware' Gang Taken Down in International Cyber Crime Effort
Emotet, the world's most dangerous and successful malware network, has been taken down in a massive international cybercrime raid.
Intel Unveils Real-Time Deepfake Detector, Claims 96% Accuracy Rate
Using key features of our human biology Intel have created the world's first real-time deepfake detector that can work over 72 streams at once
Sharp-Shooting Farm Robot Can Treat 500,000 Plants Per Hour With 95% Decrease in Chemical Sprays
Physically mobile robots are already probably more common on big farms than in most other sectors of the economy.
Scientists Have Used Mushrooms to Make Biodegradable Computer Chip Parts
Using the skin of mushroom mycelium, scientists have developed a biodegradable insulating substrate to replace plastic in computer chips.
Woman Becomes First Human to be Fitted with Nerve and Bone Fused Bionic Limb
Called osseointegration it's a process where bone tissue and titanium create a strong mechanical bond that enables connection with the nerves
California Passes Right-to-Repair Act Guaranteeing Seven Years of Parts for Your Phone
California, the seat of so much of American technological hardware and software, the third state in the union to pass right-to-repair laws.
Born Without an Arm She Now Has a Realistic Prosthetic With Painted-on Freckles and Acrylic Nails
A student born without a left arm has a "new lease of life" thanks to her prosthetic limb with painted-on veins, freckles and acrylic nails.
For First Time, Seawater Made Drinkable by Sunlight to Be Even Cheaper Than Tap Water
A team from MIT developed a + still about the size of a briefcase that utilizes "thermohaline" circulation similar to the ocean itself.
'Healthy Food' Isn't Healthy for All: Learn Valuable Info About Your Gut Microbiome With Home Test Kit
Viome can analyze your gut with a home stool test kit for $79, sending you a report with specific foods you should avoid or increase.
Europe's First-Ever Private Rocket Blasts Off to Space Thanks to Spanish Company PLD
Designed as a lighter, cheaper way for to put satellites into orbit, the Miura has a payload of 220 pounds (100 kg).
Asteroid Sample Delivered Back to Earth in a 'Brilliant Feat'-a Time Capsule of Ancient Solar System
The first extraterrestrial soil sample brought back by Americans since the Apollo Missions was part of the years-long OSIRIS-REx Mission
NASA May Have Just Cracked the Code for Replacing Lithium in Batteries: 'Double or even triple the energy'
Inside the battery, sulfur and selenium cells stacked directly on top of one another without casings allow for greater weight savings
NASA's New ShadowCam Reveals Mysteries of Moon's Darkest Corners in Stunning Glimpses
Designed to image directly into the permanently shadowed craters at the Lunar poles, ShadowCam is 200 times more sensitive to light
Look What AI Could Do for Architecture: Giving Rise to a Stunning New Style
If you've never heard of "neoclassical futurism" that's because it was just invented by an architect with a passion for AI.
Robot Named Sorty McSortface Uses Mechanical Claws and AI to Sort Tons of Recyclables in Minutes
It's already deployed in 80 recycling facilities and is 99% accurate, becoming more accurate every year the waste is being sorted
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