EPFL engineers create a chip that detects stress levels via sweat
It could lead to stress-monitoring wearables.
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Switzerland pilots a contact tracing app using Apple and Google's tech
Several thousand people are now testing SwissCovid.
Students develop a smart bra for early breast cancer detection
They hope to bring it to market in 2021.
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Researchers find a way to 3D print whole objects in seconds
The new technique could have important medical applications.
Bird-inspired wings could help small drones fly four times longer
Even a pocketable drone could stay in the air for hours.
Proposed CO2 capture system could reduce truck emissions by 90 percent
The system turns carbon dioxide into liquid which is stored in a tank on the truck's roof.
Next-gen hearing implants could overcome inner ear damage
Bendable platinum makes for more powerful brainstem implants.
Scientists bioprint living tissue in a matter of seconds
It could lead to a new generation of personalized artificial organs.
'Flying saucer' drone can fly twice as long as regular models
Flybotix's drone is designed for tricky inspections and search and rescue work.
Scientists unveil 3D microscope that visualizes cells without damaging them
It's like a tiny MRI machine for cells.
Jumping ant robots use teamwork to overcome obstacles
The tiny autonomous bots form a collective intelligence to solve puzzles.
AI can simulate quantum systems without massive computing power
It could help with both physics and quanum computers.
Holographic tech could be key to future quantum computers
You could use light pulses to encrypt data.
These tiny drones can lift 40 times their own weight
Researchers were able to open a door using the FlyCroTugs drones.
Lightweight gloves help you touch virtual objects
They only need very little power to run.
HPE supercomputer will help simulate mammalian brains
Blue Brain 5 could lead to new treatments for diseases.
Virtual reality could be the answer to treating phantom pain
Immersive virtual reality has huge potential in medicine.
Five-minute allergy test passes the FDA's scrutiny
And it only needs a single drop of your blood.
Networked self-driving cars are smarter and safer
Overtaking cars can use the sensors of the vehicle in front of them.
