Technology

Rwanda's blood distribution has been changed by the use of drones

Six years ago, Rwanda was experiencing a shortage of blood. The little East African country has a population of more over 12 million people, and like individuals in other countries, they are occasionally involved in vehicle accidents. New moms experience hemorrhaging. Children who are anemic require transfusions as soon as possible. You have no way of knowing when an emergency may strike. They just happen to be there. The red

Malware has been discovered at airports and coffee shops, according to officials

Hackers on the Internet are becoming the greatest menace anybody could have imagined since they are able to steal so much money and information through their code without anyone’s notice. Thus, the authorities have come to the rescue of the people by raising the level of knowledge among security officers. Airport and coffee shop USB charging connections have been found to be infected with malware produced by hackers. Officials have

Tactile printing has the potential to revolutionise a variety of fields, including education

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, polls of people who are blind or visually impaired are becoming increasingly important during elections. Tactile printing comes into play in this situation. The lives of visually challenged people are being transformed through tactile printing. Braille is crucial for education, social inclusion, and personal expression, as stated in Article 2 of the Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities. With over 45 million

Repair and refuelling of satellites in space may soon be automated

Almost every 16 days for more than two decades, the Landsat 7 satellite circled the Earth in a 99-minute orbit. In addition to revealing the level of deforestation in Papua New Guinea and the melting of Greenland’s glaciers as well as the expansion of Mexico’s shrimp farms, this craft was one of several that monitored the changing global climate. However, Landsat 7’s useful life was practically over when it ran

Google has bought the micro LED firm Raxium, which plans to manufacture augmented reality displays

Google is stoking the AR raging fire that already exists within the corporation. Google has agreed to purchase Raxium, a “five-year-old business that produces small light-emitting diodes for screens used in augmented and mixed reality gadgets,” according to The Information. Micro LEDs, which can be used to build the small screens needed for AR devices, are the focus of Raxium’s research, however it has yet to deliver a commercial product.

Plastics are used by automakers in modern vehicles to provide strength, flexibility, and safety

In recent years, the car industry has seen a major shift toward lighter vehicles in order to enhance fuel economy. Natural gas, crude oil, coal, cellulose, and salt are among the primary raw ingredients used in the creation of plastics. Additives and fibreglass are used to enhance the mechanical qualities and stability of automotive plastics. The economics of oil in the Middle East area are expected to stimulate demand for

Roku users may now use Amazon Echo to control their streaming media player

  Roku is now supporting Amazon’s Alexa speech assistant, after its announcement of support for Google Assistant last autumn. It’s possible to operate Roku TVs and streaming devices with voice commands like “Alexa, open Netflix on Roku,” after adopting the new Roku skill. With your voice, you can stop videos, access applications, and find new shows to binge watch. Using Alexa, Roku TV owners may turn their TVs on and

Smart Mirror Market : Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast upto 2028

A smart mirror is a high-tech mirror that includes sensors, cameras, displays, and communication devices. These mirrors are widely utilised in a variety of industries, including automotive, retail, residential, healthcare, and others. Smart mirrors’ functionalities might vary based on their utility. In the residential sector, for example, it may be used to recognise individuals, converse with them, and learn an individual’s routines as part of a smart home. Furthermore, smart

Hertz claims that biometric technology will allow it to speed up future rental transactions

Recently, Hertz said that it intends to use facial recognition technology in conjunction with fingerprint verification technology in order to streamline the rental process at airports. Despite the fact that the company is primarily engaged in the rental of automobiles, it has entered into an agreement with an airport security group known as Clear in order to deliver its technologies for the benefit of passengers and airport users. Both firms

In order to better understand consumers, Alexa is utilizing self-learning methods

Ruhi Sarikaya (Alexa AI director for applied science) outlined the advancements in machine learning technologies that have enabled Alexa to better understand people through contextual clues in a blog post released this week on the developer blog. According to Sarikaya, these enhancements have played a significant role in making Alexa more conversational and reduced user friction overall. The self-learning technologies that Amazon has been using to train Alexa to automatically