A creative YouTuber has built a working dive helmet using a 3D printer, fiberglass, and a floating air supply system.
A team of mathematicians has solved a long-standing problem in classical geometry, challenging a rule that had guided surface theory
Johns Hopkins researchers use tartaric acid from wine waste to recycle cobalt and nickel from batteries. The electrochemical method achieves over 99% purity for cobalt and cuts costs dramatically compared to conventional solvent extraction. The process could make EV battery recycling simpler and more sustainable.
A hardware hacker traveled to China to upgrade the battery inside one of the world’s most expensive folding smartphones. What
China has emerged as the world’s largest holder of artificial intelligence (AI) patents, marking a major milestone in the country’s
Australian software company Atlassian, in partnership with real estate firm Dexus, is behind one of the most ambitious construction projects
A new lawsuit in the US is raising serious questions about the safety of artificial intelligence and who is responsible
A professor at the University of Sharjah has patented a low-cost device that protects buildings from earthquakes using steel balls and friction. The system needs no power, returns to its original shape after shaking, and can be added to existing structures. Lab tests show it absorbs about 14% of vibration energy, offering affordable safety for quake-prone regions.
Swedish steel manufacturer SSAB has introduced a new wear-resistant steel designed for harsh industrial environments. The material, called Hardox HiAce,
Scientists from leading US research labs have joined the race to build scalable quantum computers. Researchers successfully trapped and controlled
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