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A Robot Fish Eats Plastic That Can Help Clean Up Waste in the Water - Vimarsana News

A Robot Fish Eats Plastic That Can Help Clean Up Waste in the Water

The Robo-Fish may help us save the ocean and other bodies of water. A robot fish called "Robo-Fish" has been created after winning a robotics contest at the University of Surrey, as reported by Interesting Engineering.

Researchers Use a Weird Ingredient to Produce Vegetables: Human Hair - Vimarsana News

Researchers Use a Weird Ingredient to Produce Vegetables: Human Hair

The researchers have grown vegetables not with soil but with human hair. Would you eat a vegetable grown from hair? While this may sound literally hair-raising, one can actually use our hair to produce vegetables.

Scientists Create Mini-Brain Organoids Using Stem Cells - Vimarsana News

Scientists Create Mini-Brain Organoids Using Stem Cells

These cultured miniature models of the brain can help neuroscientists in the study of mental disorders.

'Cyborg' Cockroach Fitted with Organic Solar Cells, Intended for Rescue Operations - Vimarsana News

'Cyborg' Cockroach Fitted with Organic Solar Cells, Intended for Rescue Operations

Organic solar cells power this new bug that aims to save people during emergencies. Cyborg cockroaches get new technology fitted on their bodies, and it focuses on an ultrathin solar cell that helps deliver power to control these bugs to help in different procedures.

'AI Fish-Identifying Gate:' This AI-Powered System Prevents The Rise of Invasive Fish Species In Waterways - Vimarsana News

'AI Fish-Identifying Gate:' This AI-Powered System Prevents The Rise of Invasive Fish Species In Waterways

Huawei backed an AI fish-identifying gate that has a 91% accuracy rate. (Photo : Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)SELKIRK, UNITED KINGDOM - OCTOBER 31: Salmon attempt to leap up the fish ladder in the river Etterick on October 31, 2012 in Selkirk, Scotland.