#Quadrocopter Drones from China The market of remote controlled quadrocopter drones is growing fast. The world's first crash avoiding drone comes from Guangzhou Walkera Technology Co. Ltd. a Chinese manufacturer of R c model toys such as helicopters
& aeroplanes that are certified to CE UL and FCC standards. The Walkera Infra X Smart Drone with Crash Avoidance System (CAS) contains a total of 10 sensors 2 Ultrasonic Altitude Sensors on the belly of the drone 8 Infrared Sensors
surrounding the drone body they keep the distance of the Drone from big objects like a Wall or a pile of Big Boxes.
The 2. 4ghz New Generation Radio System is the standard of new generation radio system.
Mind-controlled quadrotor dronemind controlled drones are a hot area for researchers at Zhejiang University in Hangzou China who have adapted a Parrot AR Drone 2. 0 to be operated by an Emotiv EPOC
By thinking left strongly the mind-pilot can make the drone take off; thinking left right and push makes it turn clockwise move forward
More interestingly clenching teeth makes the drone descend while blinking commands it to take a photo o
and recovers easily thanks to new algorithm In August 2014 Google x announced that they had been secretly developing a drone delivery program to rival Amazon Prime Air.
#A new weapon in the fight against cancer Cancer happens when cells in the body start growing uncontrollably.
#Invisible Drones Could Become Reality with New Meta Material Electrical engineers at the University of California in San diego have created a new design for a cloaking device,
Having the ability to create ultimate stealth protection for anything over a battlefield or warzone provides enormous military advantage over the adversary.
this technology will create a ripple effect beyond the battlefield that will improve the performance of other diverse applications.
#Russian Parliament Approves Military action in Syria, While US Scales Back Support to Rebels The upper chamber of the Russian parliament has given unanimously a formal consent to President Putin to use the nation military in Syria to fight terrorism at a request from the Syrian President Bashar
Consent was necessary for deployment of troops for foreign combat missions under the Russian constitution. Head of the presidential administration Sergey Ivanov stressed that no ground operations are planned in Syria.
Russia would use its warplanes to hit terrorist targets when requested by the Syrian government.
He stressed that unlike the US-led coalition of countries that bombs militant troops in Syria
Combat Medic, developed for the service by Applied Research Associates, places trainees in a 3-D collaborative world where they learn to treat the three injuries most associated with preventable battlefield deaths hemorrhage, blocked
#NASA's drone is part chopper, part airplane Answer: NASA'S latest drone prototype, GL-10.
Better known by it's pop culture-inspired moniker, Greased Lightning, it is an innovative new concept for an unmanned vehicle (UAV) from NASA's Langley Research center in Hampton, Virginia.
The battery-powered drone has a 10-foot (3-meter) wingspan, 10 electric motors (eight on the wings,
as well as demonstrating the drone at various NASA events throughout the year. More from Tomorrow Transforme e
The idea is to create limbs made up of cells from the amputee's own body to produce an armor one day leg--tailored to them
Walmart could start using drones to start delivering things to your house Amazon and Walmart have been jockeying for position in the battle to be the number one U s. retailer.
Now it looks like they'll take that battle to the skies as Walmart joins the online retailer in a quest to use a legion of drones for product deliveries and pickups.
According to Reuters, which saw a copy of a Walmart's Federal aviation administration application for drone use.
The application would allow Walmart to use drones at its warehouses and around customershomes and the reports suggests the giant retailer is ready to start flying drones as soon as the FAA settles on its new rules for commercial drone use.
Earlier this month, the FAA unveiled a new set of rules for private drone use that include registering many of the drones with the FAA before consumers start flying them.
For commercial drones, which could be used in everything from filming movies to delivering groceries, the FAA has been considering some line-of-sight provisions that could make it virtually impossible for Amazon
and now Walmart to use drones in home deliveries. According to the report Walmart plans to use drones from DJI to monitor inventories outside their warehouses,
deliver packages to customers, many of whom live within five miles of their local Walmart,
and to deliver groceries to pick up locations for customers. DJI is one of the most popular drone makers on the market,
with a line of Phantom drones, including the Phantom 3 Standard, which Mashable recently test drove (or flew)."
"Drones have a lot of potential to further connect our vast network of stores, distribution centers, fulfillment centers and transportation fleet,
"Walmart spokesperson Dan Toporek told Reuters. Of course, no one not Amazon and not Walmart is delivering anything by drone until the FAA finalizes its commercial plans,
something that won't happen until next year, at the earliest. That's way late for your last-minute Christmas shopping plans,
which could reasonably be assisted by drone deliveries. Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments o
#Second Deadly Quake Hits Nepal Near Everest At least 16 people were killed in a new earthquake that struck devastated Nepal on Tuesday, according to a bulletin from the country's disaster agency.
or DARPA, the branch of the U s. Department of defense that dreams up new military technologies. But robotic landing gear developed for DARPA at the Georgia Institute of technology (Georgia Tech) could better equip these aircraft to land just about anywhere.
Finally, China announced that it will use $3. 1 billion to help developing countries combat climate change. oday
Tractor beams have been a reliable staple in science fiction movies like tar Wars, where theye used to reel in uncooperative Rebel blockade runners and pesky Corellian freighters.
#Researchers identify new target for anti-malaria drugs A new target for drug development in the fight against the deadly disease malaria has been discovered by researchers at MIT.
the researchers unveil how one of a battery of chemical warfare agents used by the immune system to fight off infection can itself create DNA mutations that lead to cancer.
This approach could generate new weapons against bacteria for which there are no effective antibiotics, says Timothy Lu,
allowing you to interact with a game from different rooms or even trigger distinct actions based on
"Trustwavehich helps firms fight cybercrime, protect their data and reduce security riskas three million business subscribers served by 1, 200 employees in 26 countries.
and select which one can be developed into drugs to fight against diseases. The device was developed at Bath by researchers Dr Pedro Estrela and Phd student Nikhil Bhalla in the Department of Electronic & Electrical engineering, Dr Mirella Di Lorenzo in the Department of Chemical engineering,
is already bound by strict ethical regulations that bar it from investing in"particularly inhumane"weapons makers,
A war zone might be considered a remote location. In conducting his research, Agah identified a problem that allowed him to develop his new technology.
Their insights could lead to ways to control this shield and improve its efficiency, which could help curb the risk of unwanted infections in agricultural or garden plants,
so a computerized ATLAS hardware"trigger system"grabs the data, makes a fast evaluation, decides if it might hold something of interest to physicists,
"This trigger hardware system makes measurements but they are very crude, fast and primitive.""To further pare down the data,
helped develop software to monitor the performance of the trigger systems'thousands of computer processors."
construction and delivery of the ATLAS"readout"system an electronic system within the ATLAS trigger system that sends collision data from ATLAS to its data processing farm.
"The F/A-18 Hornet became the U s. Navy and Marine corps'first strike fighter in 1978;
"The group has, over the past 20 years, used various robots to test over 150 different material systems, with potential applications for ballistic missiles to rocketry to automobile manufacturing."
The lab has tested over 150 different material systems, with potential applications for ballistic missiles to rocketry to automobile manufacturing.
Singapore and Taiwan, fuelling fears of a currency war. On Wednesday, Vietnam devalued the dong for the third time this year as authorities sought to support a languid export sector facing fresh challenges from the Chinese devaluation n
#Edible Oil Producers Fight Battle Against Cheap Palm oil Imports Dewas: Rajesh Agrawal had built two large oilseed crushing mills in central India,
and virtually no history of war in its 1100 years said Kristinn R. Thórisson, IIIM Managing director. ike any other technology,
adamantly and publicly oppose autonomous weapons. Last May, a meeting was organised at the UN to assess the ethical and sociological questions that arise from their development and deployment,
In July, the Future of Life Institute released an open document calling for a ban on autonomous weapons.
There are, as yet, no agreements or even proposals to ban autonomous weapons, but discussions in the UN are ongoing.
but the institute has made undoubtedly a brave decision in rejecting the billions of dollars of contracts thrown at the military weapons industries.
The moral, ethical and legal arguments against weapons that can make decisions about who to kill will rubble on.
the researchers unveil how one of a battery of chemical warfare agents used by the immune system to fight off infection can itself create DNA mutations that lead to cancer.
a chemical change triggers the generation of oxygen-carrying molecules known as reactive oxygen species (ROS). If a sunscreen agents penetrate the skin,
researchers from the University of Montreal have taken a major step forward in the fight against age-related macular degeneration.
but unlike radar theye not confused by the kinds of angled surfaces that make the stealth fighter so stealthy.
Automated crowd counting could also prove increasingly potent with the growing use of aerial drone surveillance,
With these technology shifts, exciting technologies like drones, AI, satellite mapping, robotics, and the Internet of things, have realized quickly that the agriculture value chain provides fertile first market opportunities for many technologies that are advanced not enough or have not yet found solutions in the consumer space.
Already this year, wee seen a $50m investment into drone maker 3d Robotics and a $95m investment into microsatellite company Planet Labs, both of which count agriculture as key early market opportunities.
#Airware Launches Its Commercial Drone Operating system Drones could save businesses big money by doing dull, dirty,
The problem is that drones can be difficult to program and pilot. Airware is out to change that with today launch of its Aerial Information Platform.
Ground Control Station for dispatching drones, and its cloud platform for customizing missions and collecting data.
the four year-old Airware is perhaps Silicon valley premier drone startup. Airware integrated hardware software, and cloud system lets enterprises customize drones to check on gas pipelines,
survey farm land, inspect cell towers, patrol property, or do search & rescue, Now wel see just how many businesses will pay a monthly subscription for Airware to power their drones for industrial inspections, agriculture management, anti-poaching, and more.
Consumer drone makers are growing fast as quad-copters become the hot new toy for kids and adults alike.
China DJI is said to be raising money at a $10 billion valuation. But long-term, theyl likely be commoditized as hardware makers around the globe clone
It the way drones improve efficiency for heavy industry that could be the enduring moneymaker.
Whatever companies makes the software that runs these drones would make serious profits for years to come.
and a handful of reporters from San francisco to an isolated farm in Petaluma, where the startup showed off its platform with a variety of drones built for different use cases.
The company hoped to demonstrate how its system can be customized to let any drone do any job.
the Ground Control Station that lets a single user operate a fleet of drones from a Windows laptop or tablet,
Rather than having to pre-program a drone, manually pilot it, and then painstakingly dump the data back to your servers,
The goal is to reduce the drone piloting expertise needed to get complicated missions flown.
enhance it with cloud widgets to customize their drone to the day use case, and the data flows back automatically.
Operators can just trace a flight path on a map instead of driving the drone in real-time.
the startup had several of its biggest customers speak about their use of the platform in their own drones.
French drone company Delta Drone showed of its drone capabilities for surveying farmland and dig sites using flight plans generated Airware Ground Control Station.
Users simply draw out a geofence for the drone to stay within and give it parameters like required altitude.
It wasn the flashiest demo wee ever seen with a drone after taking off it went to a set height
But commercial drone use isn supposed to be sexy. It supposed to get the job done safe, fast, and cheap.
After several similar demos, Drone America CEO Mike Richards spoke about using his company larger drones with Airware software for missions outside of traditional industrial uses.
replacing lifeguards at beaches with drones carrying floatation devices that can identify people in distress.
One of the new things shown off during these demos was support for fixed-wing drones,
launching via a catapult, flying several quick passes around the the whole area, and landing with a couple of bounces on the thick grass.
Instead of requiring customers to build their own app with the exact drone interface needed, building on Windows will allow them to download the same app to each tablet
Essentially, third-parties will be able to develop plug-ins to let drones handle even more niche missions. Little Copters, Big Business This is
since theye mostly industrial or nterpriseclients who already have their own drones, there no need to offer a free tier just yet
Airware costs $2500 per drone per year. But the company doesn have to race to revenue just yet.
Drones are more than just war machines. Downey grew up the son of pilots, then built his own drones at MIT.
Now his company Airware is going to teach them to do our bidding, and even save some lives g
Indicated embedded a few trigger points in the environment that show additional content such as educational videos,
so this is definitely a battle-tested service Google promises that Cloud Bigtable will offer single-digit millisecond latency
Real-time environment maps provided by depth sensors are being used to test self-driving taxis and autonomous delivery drones.
or bullets rapidly hitting the material. The material chemistry activates on impact to help plug a hole
This is because the polymer reacts to heating. s the bullet goes in it actually raises the temperature around the region,
#Thai university develops bulletproof vest made of silk BANGKOK: A team of university researchers in Thailand has developed the world's first bulletproof vest made from natural silk,
a media report said on Tuesday. The vest can withstand. 38 and. 22 calibre bullets fired from a distance of three metres, Panomkorn Khwakhong,
a researcher at Khon Kaen University's chemical engineering department, said. The armour, made from silkworm cocoons mixed with a special resin
and then hydraulically compressed, is durable and lightweight, the Bangkok Post quoted Panomkorn, a chemical engineering lecturer as saying.
and cost only one-third the price of conventional bullet proof vests, he said. He said silkworm cocoons were used
and make a version that can withstand automatic weapons fire, such as the M16 assault rifles s
#Scientists identify protein that will help treatment of arthritis Scientists have identified a protein that regulates the severity of tissue damage caused by rheumatoid arthritis.
The discovery has led to a dramatic rise in funding for research based on CRISPR and a patent war between various scientific institutions.
and instead send messages through a computer algorithm to elec rodes placed around the patient's knees to trigger controlled eg muscle movements.
and instead send messages through a computer algorithm to electrodes placed around the patient's knees to trigger controlled leg muscle movements.
and it could be malaria Scientists might have made accidentally a huge step forward in the search for a cure for cancer discovering unexpectedly that a malaria protein could be an effective weapon against the disease.
#The revolutionary Lily Flying Camera Drone is brought to life thanks to 3d printing May 13, 2015 By Simonit no surprise that some of the most exciting tech to come out in years has been brought to consumers thanks in no small part to 3d printing.
large-scale solar array could power spacecraft, robots, drones, and more. And, though such projects as mining asteroids with solar-powered drones might seem like science fiction,
the news that Made In Space plans to send their AMF to the ISS later this year implies that science fact could be realized in the very near future d
triggers premature cellular aging and slows down cell proliferation, resulting in accelerated aging. It was thought previously that progerin did so through causing the nucleus to be deformed,
Winfried Denk, Ph d. 9, Karel Svoboda 8, David Tank, M. S. 0, Ph d. 3 and Arthur Konnerth.
Modulating the ph levels of the solutions in those environments triggers the aptamers to atchor eleasethe target biomolecule.
and even battlefields. he next market Chen is targeting is the smart home, where a nanophotonic sensor could be built to scan for pollutants not just in food but also in air and water.
The drug paclitaxel has been used for decades to fight breast, ovarian, lung and other cancers. But its effectiveness has been limited by its small molecular size
large-scale solar array could power spacecraft, robots, drones, and more. And, though such projects as mining asteroids with solar-powered drones might seem like science fiction,
the news that Made In Space plans to send their AMF to the ISS later this year implies that science fact could be realized in the very near future e
A'Smoking Gun'for Neurotransmitter Release In this latest research the scientists found that when the SNARES and synaptotagmin-1 join up,
"The neuron is not building the'gun'as it sits there on the membrane-it's already there,
and simultaneously interact with the same vesicle to efficiently trigger neurotransmitter release, an exciting area for further studies."
discovered synaptotagmin-1 and showed that it plays an important role as a calcium sensor and calcium-dependent trigger for neurotransmitter release."
we harness the natural systems of the body to combat degenerative conditions like Parkinson's disease, "Batrakova said.
and immediately start the battle against disease. Groundbreaking approach to create nanomaterials The research group lead by Professor Mauri Kostiainen works extensively with DNA NANOSTRUCTURES,
#Archaeal Gas Vesicle Nanoparticles Hold Potential to Develop Powerful Malaria Vaccine In a recent breakthrough to combat malaria,
"There's a lot of different things that can trigger blood coagulation, but when you're on heparin, most of them don't work,
who received a prosthetic after losing his right hand in an epic battle with Darth Vader,
when you hit your elbow on something and trigger your unny bone. The median nerve in the upper arm and shoulder is connected to the other fingers on the hand
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We can naturally interact with surrounding smart objects such as drones and smart appliances and play games, using purely the light around us.
"We recognise that on the battlefield, auditory situational awareness is essential for armed forces personnel. With this system, the soldiers can safeguard their hearing with ear protectors
and American and Russian aerospace industries, in a joint research program after the end of the Cold war.
A similar concept powers the new missiles used by the Eurofighter Typhoon fighter plane, for instance. Ramjets can move a plane very fast.
we have lower fuel consumption and smaller tanks, which makes the vehicle again smaller, Steelant says.
Military experts believed current pharmaceutical supply methods to battlefields sometimes requiring airdrops were need obsolete, and to be replaced with manufacturing at the point of care specific threat response without requiring specific preparedness. ao told Tuesday conference moving biomanufacturing to the front lines echoes the decentralisation of pharma supply chains to civilians,
Military experts believed current pharmaceutical supply methods to battlefields sometimes requiring airdrops were need obsolete, and to be replaced with manufacturing at the point of care specific threat response without requiring specific preparedness.
#Researchers Find New Target for Anti-Malaria Drugs A new target for drug development in the fight against the deadly disease malaria has been discovered by researchers at MIT.
who received a prosthetic after losing his right hand in an epic battle with Darth Vader.
who received a prosthetic after losing his right hand in an epic battle with Darth Vader.
It the nerve that is stimulated when a hit to the elbow triggers the unny bone.
#Study in Mice Suggests How Anesthesia May Fight Lung Infections In use for more than a century,
This triggers the cancer to be more aggressive, as young cells are able to replicate more than mature cells causing cancer cells to grow faster
He died in 2005 at the age of 8. The researchers explained that cellular interactions that trigger the production of myelin are especially hard to pinpoint.
The new technique for achieving this involves using the second cell (the neuron) as a trigger to attract the first cell (the glial cell.
The study investigated several triggers that can cause protein structures to assemble or break apart, but it primarily focused on heat.
more expensive devices The Minion is a handheld DNA-sequencing device developed by Oxford Nanopore,
The sequencer has been made available to thousands of laboratories around the world via the Minion Access Programme,
accuracy and reproducibility that can be expected from the Minion. The findings show that the device provided consistent results between labs
While the data from the Minion device did contain more errors than larger, more expensive devices so-called standard short-read technologies other researchers have shown that theye of high enough quality to infer full-length genomes from scratch, for the E coli bacterium, Influenza virus,
the data generated in the study actually represents a snapshot of the Minion performance in April 2015.
and Senior Analyst in Microbial Genomics at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human genetics. using the Minion in a project with secondary-school students in Oxford,
In the battle against cancer, which kills nearly 8 million people worldwide each year, doctors have in their arsenal many powerful weapons,
including various forms of chemotherapy and radiation. What they lack, however, is good reconnaissance a reliable way to obtain real-time data about how well a particular therapy is working for any given patient.
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