After announcing its first commercial product prototype last December 2017, Magic Leap was reported to have finally begun shipping its augmented reality (AR) headsets to a select group of software developers by the end of March this year. More than a week earlier, it also released its software development kit (SDK) to developers. The SDK is designed for its operating system called Lumin OS.3
From a Santa Claus detector to a reindeer feeding kit, the Christmas season is not spared from inventions ranging from weird to wonderful. Our compilation
Telemedicine is not an entirely new concept. The idea of remote doctor consultations through telephone has been around even before the invention of television. Transmission
The United States federal government spent $3.2 trillion in healthcare, which is about $9,900 per person, in 2015. This figure accounts for 17.8% of the
Although tech news, as well as the pretty much inevitable hype, have been dominated by startups working in the field of electronics, AI, healthcare, and
The term “microbiome” refers to the ecosystem of microorganisms in the human body. It includes microbes in one’s gut, bacteria on the skin, and any
The share of solar in the global market for energy generation has doubled in the last 5 years and continues to see rapid growth [1].
Growing organs in a dish previously sounded a lot like science fiction, but it is already happening. Named by The Scientist as one of the
Third Generation photovoltaic devices (or 3GPV) are solution-processed solar cells (SCs) based on organic materials, inorganic semiconductors, nanostructured materials, and hybrids. 3GPVs hold high potential in
Google recently unveiled a new tool to help you make better doodles.[1] When someone doodles in Autodraw, the software’s trained neural network recognizes the sketch
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