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2022-05-08 15:00:02 Laser weapons have officially become a reality.

The other day, Israel tested a laser air defense system. And yesterday, the Pentagon published data that a rocket and a drone were successfully shot down by a laser in February. Nothing but electricity was required for this laser, which makes it an incredibly profitable tool. Open / Comment

2022-05-07 17:00:05 A technological approach to creating graffiti.
It looks just amazing! Open / Comment

2022-05-07 16:00:08 A dog that will not cause allergies to anyone Open / Comment

2022-05-06 19:00:06 It would seem that how can a game help science? It's actually very simple.

The crystal structure of the AIDS virus was deciphered within 10 days using the online video game Foldit. This task has baffled scientists for 15 years. Open / Comment

2022-05-06 15:00:06 The future has already arrived.

NASA sent scientist Joseph Schmid to the ISS as a hologram. Another element of science fiction has become reality. Open / Comment

2022-05-05 23:40:00 Streamer Rudeism modified a toy controller from Fisher-Price into a full-fledged Xbox gamepad.

The board from the Xbox One gamepad was used as the filling, and I had to add several microswitches and a full-fledged two-axis joystick, since the toy had a regular button instead.

As a result, the craft works almost like a real gamepad. Rudeism has retained the main feature of the controller: the characteristic children's voice acting when the buttons are pressed. The streamer plans to completely pass the Elden Ring with the help of his mod. Open / Comment

2022-05-05 22:40:00 Robots take part in traditional Swiss holidays.
This one, for example, was filmed at a march in Zurich. Open / Comment

2022-05-05 19:00:05 The action of a patented VR glove from Microsoft.

If you want — an apple will depict you, if you want — a flint, and if you want — even a rabbit escaping. Open / Comment

2022-05-05 15:00:05 VR is not just about entertainment.
This is how, for example, simulation in virtual reality will take place. Open / Comment

2022-05-04 20:00:18 South Korea has elegantly solved the problem of switching to "green" energy in conditions of a lack of land for the placement of solar panels.

Hanwha Company has lowered more than 92 thousand panels in the form of plum blossoms specially adapted for use on water, with increased resistance to humidity and heat, to the surface of the Hapcheon reservoir. 17 solar flowers can generate energy to power 20 thousand homes. Open / Comment