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Philip’s AI-powered MRI scans finally gets its clearance from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The new RAPIDFire turret from Nexter and Thales deliver new tech for its defense development. An update to the famed autonomous gun turret, the RAPIDFire, was recently showcased by its makers in the Euronaval 2022 event, delivering new features for its defense technology for all.

Using perovskite with existing solar cell technologies can increase their energy conversion efficiencies. It is only about scaling it up reliably now

Researchers found that AI can accurately identify someone's race from radiographic scans, which could cause racial bias and disparities in the medical field.

The stealth bomber's first flight might have been delayed slightly but will hardly dent U.S. Air Force's strategic plans with its capabilities.

The viruses that have been frozen in the Arctic could be revived due to the melting of teh ice We have known for a while that ice caps and glaciers have been melting due to global warming.

This new tech wearable can literally bring charge for your electronic devices. Nottingham Trent University developed a cutting-edge design that delivers a new era for wearable technology, as the researchers incorporated tiny solar cells in the fabric.

Russia's latest attacks on Kyiv were a combination of kamikaze drones and missiles. Russia's latest attacks on Kyiv have included a combination of kamikaze drones and missiles.

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Can AI rescue lab rats and guinea pigs? Science’s long-debated ethical question may finally have some answers.