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Researchers from the eponymous scientific network Fraunhofer have presented an autonomous compact module for extracting hydrogen from water using solar energy. The module supports simple scaling. From 100 m2 The modules can
According to IEEE’s long-term plans, the semiconductor industry will master lithography with a 0.5nm pitch (node) with a gate transistor width of 12nm by 2027. South Korean scientists today have the opportunity
Researchers have conducted an experiment showing that artificial intelligence can successfully pass university exams without being noticed by special programs. Ars Technica writes that ChatGPT’s exam papers score higher than students’ papers.
People mistook the ChatGPT-4 bot for a person 54% of the time during a five-minute text conversation. However, the results of the experiment have a number of limitations. The Turing test is
A new AI chip could potentially increase power efficiency by sixfold, align computation and data storage in a similar way to biological neural networks and significantly reduce the electrical footprint of AI.
The combination of cultured cells and silicon could help future robots look more human with realistic skin elasticity. And they can smile just like us. Robots of the future could be wrapped
Princeton engineers have developed a new cement-based composite inspired by mother-of-pearl that greatly increases its durability and flexibility. Engineers at Princeton University have developed a new cement composite inspired by materials found
Japanese biologists have studied the hunting tactics of large horseshoe crabs and how these subtleties work together to create a strategy. It turns out that bats can catch up with their prey
Researchers have developed a portable device that generates electricity using blood for emergency medical diagnosis. Aiming to combat the global rise in metabolic disorders, this lab-on-a-chip technology measures blood conductance to instantly
Researchers have developed a new class of materials, known as glassy gels, that combine the stiffness of glassy polymers with the stretchability of gels. These materials retain more than 50% of their
