Researchers have developed a fabric-based exosuit with artificial muscles that reduces fatigue during space missions. The technology was recently tested in the world’s largest simulated lunar environment during an international space mission.
Building better AI isn’t about smarter models—it’s about getting humans to agree on what “good” actually means. Databricks’ Judge Builder framework tackles this organizational challenge head-on. The solution involves structured workshops and specialized AI judges that scale human expertise.
A new study shows magnetoelectric nanoparticles can wirelessly target and destroy pancreatic tumors using standard MRI machines. The treatment eliminated tumors completely in one-third of models without damaging healthy tissue.
Framework laptops let you swap USB-C modules for different ports on the fly. Now tech experts are asking why desktop motherboards haven’t adopted this game-changing approach. It could transform how we upgrade and customize our PCs.
SES is turning to Japanese partner SKY Perfect JSAT for additional satellite capacity to handle booming inflight connectivity demand across Asia. The company will lease the entire Ku-band capacity on Superbird-C2, an aging satellite launched in 2008, for two to three years of service.
Food delivery giants DoorDash and Instacart are launching emergency assistance programs for SNAP recipients affected by the government shutdown. DoorDash will waive delivery fees for 300,000 grocery orders while Instacart offers 50% discounts up to $50. Both companies are also ramping up food bank s
Researchers using Google’s quantum computer have created a never-before-seen phase of matter called a Floquet topologically ordered state. This breakthrough demonstrates quantum computers as experimental platforms, not just computational tools.
Qida has raised €37 million in what’s being called Spain’s largest ever eldercare investment. The funding will help the company expand across Spain and develop new technology for senior care services.
Palantir’s stock dropped 7% on Tuesday as Wall Street raised valuation concerns and “Big Short” investor Michael Burry took a short position. CEO Alex Karp called the moves “market manipulation” despite the company beating earnings expectations and raising guidance.
OXCCU, an Oxford University spin-out, just landed €2 million to investigate the non-CO2 climate impacts of its synthetic aviation fuel. The company is developing technology to convert carbon dioxide directly into jet fuel using novel catalysts. This grant positions OXCCU at the forefront of Europe’s
