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A new cable car on germanys highest mountain. But first in more and more regions of the world agriculture is becoming automated highly specialized machines are being developed to help down on the farm. But human dexterity is hard to beat its likely to be a while yet before robots replace people at harvest time. This is a Greenhouse Laboratory on the outskirts of munich researchers at munichs Technical University are testing a technology that could revolutionize Vegetable Farming theyre harvesting bell peppers using a robot. The main criterion is that the peppers must not be damaged. And initia...

Econometric models are constructed with the idea that they can be substituted for authentic human action. Not surprisingly, they fail badly. Original Article:…

Have spent literally decades and billions of dollars trying to accomplish this and they knew it was theoretically possible because we see it happen every day in the core of the sun. but to be able to replicate that here on earth in a laboratory setting was really a significant breakthrough that we're learning some of the details of how it actually took place. they did it last monday just after 1:00 a.m. there was 192 lasers that all had to focus at the same time, sending energy into this tiy little capsule to be able to create this reaction which then got ten times as hot as the sun. but this ...

Bangkok [Thailand], October 19 (ANI/PRNewswire): EDAN Instruments, Inc. (300206.SZ) showcased its first molecular diagnostics analysis system, ClariLight CL30, at Medlab Asia & Asia Health 2022, announcing its start of a new segment in diagnostics applications. On this ASEAN region's leading exhibition, CL30 made its worldwide debut at Booth 6.D19, and a series of live demonstrations were held at IMPACT Exhibition Center, Bangkok, Thailand, Oct 19-21. "The advent of ClariLight CL30 scales up our product portfolio in diagnostics applications. As the fastest-growing segment of In-Vi...

>> reporter: but now almost three weeks later, no major statewide spike. in fact, abc news looked at 21 states that eased restrictions two weeks ago or earlier and found no major change in hospitalizations or deaths. but tonight, a new cdc study underscoring the risks as states reopen, tracing a cluster of infections in arkansas to a church in early march. before the first case was even discovered there, more than a third of the 92 people who attended the church got sick. three people died. in new york city, flashing lights in subway cars could help the city move toward reopening. mta official...