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Month: January 2022

SpaceX-Rocket-Expected-to-Crash-on-the-Moon Space and Communication 

SpaceX Rocket Expected to Crash on the Moon

Shreya Jachak, , , 0 comment

SpaceX Rocket that launched Falcon 9 in 2015 is expected to crash on the moon on March 4, 2022. The rocket had been hovering in the space orbits for about seven years. The Falcon is a two-stage-to-orbit medium-lift launch vehicle. The first stage rocket successfully took the ship to space, but the second stage rocket was not left with enough fuel to complete the mission or escape the gravitational pull of the moon. The booster was part of a Falcon 9 rocket that launched in February 2015 from SpaceX’s Launch…

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Futuristic Flying Cars Win Airworthiness Certification Mobility 

Futuristic Flying Cars Win Airworthiness Certification

Shreya Jachak, , 0 comment

Flying cars are becoming a reality. The Slovak transport has given an airworthiness certificate to Klein Vision’s AirCar, a dual-mode, car-aircraft vehicle, after 200 takeoffs and landings and 70 hours of rigorous testing according to the European Aviation Safety Agency standards. AirCar, a hybrid car-aircraft, is powered by a BMW engine and runs on ordinary gasoline. It is capable of reaching speeds of more than 100 mph (160 km/h) and altitudes of more than 8,000 feet (2,500 meters). Flying cars are small planes that takes off and lands like regular…

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New AI based COVID-19 testing tool developed by Scottish Researchers Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning 

New AI based COVID-19 testing tool developed by Scottish Researchers

Shreya Jachak, , , 0 comment

AI Based Device for Covid Testing Researchers at the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) devised a testing platform that can detect the SARS-CoV-2 virus much faster than a PCR test, which can take up to two hours. The test involves using artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled X-Rays to reliably diagnose COVID-19. The process could potentially be used to reduce pressure on overburdened hospitals and will come in aid in places where PCR tests are not commonly available. The method uses X-Ray equipment to compare scans to a database of roughly…

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A Series of New-Gen Tech Automobiles Unveiled at the CES 2022 Mobility 

A Series of New-Gen Tech Automobiles Unveiled at the CES 2022

Dronacharya Dave, , , , 0 comment

Indi EV Conceived the Idea of “World’s First Social Media Equipped Car” Indi EV, a California-based electric vehicle startup, debuted a prototype of the Indi One at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022 held in Las Vegas, U.S., calling it “the world’s first social media-oriented automobile”. The vehicle claims to have an integrated computer for gaming, a complete Windows workstation capable of handling Zoom conversations and even recording events that can later be shared on social media, and software that allows passengers to collect trip information and video to be uploaded…

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Smart Crop Monitoring Food and Sustainability 

Role of Technology in Shaping the Future of Agri-Food Supply Chain

Prem Ranjan, , 0 comment

Over the last few years, there has been a significant impact of developing technology on the agriculture industry. There are an increasing number of investors showing interest in agriculture technology. In the last few years, several technologies have been providing solutions for the development of the agri-food market, like lab-based milk/meat, novel farming, and robotics. These solutions provide opportunities for improving the manner of producing, selling, and managing the business. Let’s learn in-depth about agrifood tech and how technology is playing a bigger part in the development of the agriculture industry.…

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A Flat Panel Antenna is a Kind of Directional Antenna Space and Communication 

Satellite Flat Panel Antenna: Future of Space Industry

Shelja Gupta, 0 comment

A flat panel antenna is a kind of directional antenna, which means it only sends and receives radio signals from one direction. It has a broader beam, allowing the signal to reach a larger area. Flat-panel antennas are used for military, naval, and commercial aircraft radar and are today being developed for marine satellite communications applications. In the early years following the discovery of satellites, the prevalent trend was to construct and develop larger spacecraft which included huge subsystems, which made the satellites more competent and efficient. The space industry’s transformation is…

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Pharmacogenomics Services Scope in Healthcare Sector Healthcare 

Pharmacogenomics Services: Scope in Healthcare Sector

Shelja Gupta0 comment

The study of the role of the genome in medication response is known as pharmacogenomics. Its name (pharmaco+genomics) represents the integration of pharmacology and genetics. Pharmacogenomics investigates how a person’s genetic makeup influences his/her pharmacological reaction. It investigates the impact of acquired and inherited genetic variation on medication response in patients by connecting gene expression or single-nucleotide polymorphisms with pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination). With the rise of direct-to-consumer (DTC) pharmacogenomic testing, developing sub-markets are expected to stimulate the total pharmacogenomics services industry. According to BIS…

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Why are Airlines Delaying the Rollout of 5G Space and Communication 

Why are Airlines Delaying the Rollout of 5G?

Shreya Jachak0 comment

Several international airlines announced that flights to the U.S. would be canceled or suspended due to the launch of the 5G technology. Air India, Japan Airlines, Emirates, and All Nippon Airways were among them. The airlines have expressed fears that the new technology will interfere with safety equipment that determine a plane’s altitude. Following airline warnings that the 5G rollout may cause flight cancellations, the telecom industry was frustrated and argued that authorities and airlines have had years to prepare for 5G. The telecom sector company’s comment came only hours…

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Counter-UAS (Anti-Drone) Market Robotics 

Armed Drones: The Next Big Thing in Modern Conflicts?

Palak, , , 0 comment

One of the most influential technologies in the last few decades is likely to be drones. Armed drones, especially, are changing the course of modern conflicts and will continue to do so in the coming years. With the price of military drones continuing to drop and innovations in drone technology, it’s easy to see why. Drones lower the costs of warfare for the military and make it much easier for them to win battles. They can carry out attacks accurately, especially if used for kinetic strikes. They can be a…

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How Anti-Money Laundering Software are Preventing Financial Fraud Defense & Security 

How Anti-Money Laundering Software are Preventing Financial Fraud?

Shreya Jachak, , , 0 comment

As per United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNDOC), the amount of money laundered internationally in a year is believed to be between 2 and 5% of global GDP or $800 billion and $2 trillion in today’s dollars. The overall quantity of money that goes through the laundering cycle is impossible to measure due to the anonymous nature of money laundering. Technology plays an essential role in finding the frauds. There are multiple anti-money laundering software available to track the laundering transactions. Anti-money laundering or AML software  employs technology…

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