According to the latest technology news, upcoming Futures will be invented with such incomprehensible things, Futures will come up with things that you don’t even have in mind that will be shown in movies, etc., in the coming Futures. Such incomprehensible and amazing things will be created. This will shape our future.
- Self-healing ‘living concrete’
Scientists have created so-called very special living concrete using sand, gel, and bacteria. Scientists say that this setup material has a special function of structural support, which is self-healing and much more environmentally friendly than concrete. It is the double most used substance on earth after water. The University of Colorado Boulder team believes their work paves the way for future construction structures that “heal their cracks, get dangerous toxins from the air or shine on command.
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- Living robots
Latest technology news is highlighting the innovative small hybrid robots made from frog embryonic stem cells can be used to swim around the human body in a few days in areas where medicine is needed or to collect microplastics in the oceans. These are new types of living machines, said Joshua Bongard, a computer scientist at the University of Vermont and a robotics expert, who helped create the millimeter-wide bot identified as the xenobots. They are neither traditional robots nor a popular species of animal. This is an additional class of specimens: a living, programmable biology.
- Tactile virtual reality
Researchers at Northwestern University have built up a special prototype aimed at achieving VR within limits. Which is a piece of special adjustable equipment used that is equipped with small moving components that attach to the skin? The system, also known as epidermal VR, can be useful in other types of cases, from touching a display to a child and signaling another family member. We can help people who are disconnected to renew their sense of connection. They can change players when they hit the same physical part of the game. The team has 32 wave actuators on a thin 15 x 15 cm silicone polymer that sticks to the skin without adhesive tape or tape and is free of large batteries and wires. It uses NFC (near field communication) technology, which is used in many smartphones these days for mobile payments.
- Internet for everyone
We don’t live without the internet, because everything is done via the internet, no company can run its business without the internet, because every business is now online. (How else would you read (ScienceFox.com?), But still half the world’s population is only connected to the Internet, because there are many reasons for that, including economic and social reasons, but some, the Internet Not available because they have no connection.
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Google is working hard to solve the problem of slowing down the Internet in inaccessible areas with helium balloons, while Facebook has scrapped plans to do the same with drones. This means that companies like Hiber are stealing the march. They have orbited their shoe-sized micro-satellite network in a unique way that awakens a modem that connects to your computer or device while scanning and delivering your data. Their satellites orbit the Earth 16 times a day and are already being used by organizations such as the British Antarctic Survey to provide Internet access to the extreme parts of our planet.
- Space drones
NASA has asked such skilled designers to develop a conventional drone to complete the work on the space station without flying “upwards” or “downwards”. The winning design, ArachnoBeeA, will use cameras and small beacons to find their way around. How popular will drones be in such a compact space is another question.
- 760mph trains
Enough people don’t like to travel much? Instead, imagine your train running through a tunnel at the same speed as a commercial airplane. That’s the dream of Elon Musk, founder of PayPal, Tesla, and SpaceX. With its Hyperloop system, train passengers traveled at a speed of 100 kilometers per hour via a vacuum tube energized by compressed air and induction motors. We chose a place to start Test runs in two years. Once built, the loop will take all traveling between San Francisco and LA in 35 minutes and by train in 7.5 hours.
- Coffee power
The London coffee industry produces just over 200,000 tons of waste each year. So what do we do with it? Business Arthur Key’s very useful idea is to convert his company, bio-bean, into biofuels for heating and transporting 85% of coffee waste to buildings.