Wednesday, 24 August 2016

Turning Bluetooth into Wi-Fi puts implanted devices online

01:26 Posted by Anonymous No comments
University of Washington (UW) engineers have developed a new way to bring internet connectivity to low-power electronic devices such as brain implants and smart contact lenses. The interscatter communication system, which creates Wi-Fi transmissions from reflected Bluetooth signals using a fraction...

Tuesday, 23 August 2016

Build to Boast: What your child should actually learn to brag about?

06:27 Posted by Anonymous 5 comments
What is a toy? A rather silly question to ask. But to actually define it, one would require the help of a dictionary. An immediate scouring of the oxford english dictionary would reveal something of this kind.  ” A toy is an object for a child to play with, typically a model or miniature...

Solid-state lithium battery knows when to keep its cool

00:49 Posted by Anonymous 2 comments
One of the new frontiers in battery technology is creating safer versions of the ubiquitous lithium-ion battery, like those that power electric cars and the computers or phones you read these words on. These little suckers are great at packing large amounts of energy into tight spaces, but can...

Sunday, 21 August 2016

Geek Speak: Vishnu

07:11 Posted by Anonymous No comments
For those of you who are reading this article, I’d rather say “Mark your calendars” because the countdown for KRG has commenced and we barely have five more days to go. We are all aware as to how the week can just whiz past when you are awaiting for the most important weekend of the trimester. Back...

Self-driving Ubers picking up passengers from later this month

00:36 Posted by Anonymous No comments
If you're ready to welcome in the era of self-driving cars in person, you may want to head to Pittsburgh later this month, smartphone in hand. Uber and Volvo have signed a deal to team up on developing autonomous driving technology, beginning with ferrying Uber customers around the Pennsylvania...

Saturday, 20 August 2016

Geek Speak: Sai Sriram

07:00 Posted by Anonymous No comments
The fact that today is Saturday seems to be ringing alarm bells for many a youngsters at Kidobotikz. It is the last weekend before KRg and everybody is busy on getting their robots ready. Every inch of the makerspace is crammed with students of all ages who are here with only one agenda on mind- KRG....

Spherical cells free up modular CellRobot design

04:52 Posted by Anonymous No comments
Toy robots are pretty commonplace these days, whether they're playing games,teaching kids to code or being our best buds. Plenty of those are modular, too, like the EZ-Robot line or Wunderkind sets, but with its spherical "cells" the CellRobot from KEYi Tech looks more versatile than most, coming...