No skull surgery, just a blood-vessel route to the brain. Chinese startup StairMed is testing a brain chip that could be implanted in about 10 minutes.
Silicon Valley companies are already working on neurotechnology products that track your brain activity. The next privacy frontier might be the things you only think.
South Korea’s seven-part technology strategy sets targets for a 2030 robotic Moon landing, quantum computing, energy, biotech, and critical materials.
Ghost in the Shell Episode 6 "DUMB BARTER" aired August 11 on Prime Video, opening with a micromachine scene that matches a ...
Elon Musk--the world’s first trillionaire--has a dizzying array of businesses. For instance, Tesla is the most valuable car ...
Satyam Kumar's inspiring story commenced in a humble farming family in Bihar. Demonstrating exceptional talent, he attended IIT Kanpur where he studied electrical engineering and conducted research.
Seoul unveiled its "Seven Major SEED" initiative on Aug. 12, targeting breakthroughs in nuclear energy, quantum computing, space, and biotechnology as the country works to build growth drivers beyond ...
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Self-healing peptide gel carries permanent electric charge without any added components
Self-healing hydrogel electrical polarization: RIKEN and University of Munster researchers publish a Nature Communications ...
The government has designated seven sectors — small modular reactors, nuclear fusion, quantum computing, space and aviation, ...
What will be the next technology, after artificial intelligence (AI), to drive South Korea’s economy? The government is now ...
The SEED initiative aims to secure new growth engines for South Korea by focusing on three areas: renewable energy, frontier technologies and an advanced supply chain ecosystem, the government said.
Introduces Orchestrator AI, the first truly agentic operations solution for converged wireless. Combines private 5G and Wi-Fi under one subscription, with Celona Wi-Fi 7 access points included at no ...
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