Researchers create a mushroom-brained, robot-bodied cyborg!
Some think its scary, other say he’s just a fun-gi 😀 The article from Cornell University is a super interesting read – in essence they…
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Artificial Intelligence to replace teachers in UK school course
Sky news is reporting on a school in the United Kingdom where there will be no teachers for one of their courses, but instead learners…
David Attenborough narrates your life
Here’s a fun Artificial Intelligence application for you to try – having David Attenborough (the voice behind all the greatest nature documentaries) narrating your life…
The amazing production process of your Cube’s RGB LEDs
I could (and do!) watch industrial automation and CNC machining videos for hours. The precision, complexity and speed of these machines has a kind of…
An AI/Drone apple-harvesting Robot
We are definitely living in the future! Israeli firm Tevel is deploying its apple harvesting robot into multiple countries. There’s lots of interesting stuff to…
A history of SpaceX explosions to cheer you up if your project is not working
SpaceX is revolutionizing the spaceflight industry and rapidly accelerating mankind’s ability to explore Space – so they’re doing some good stuff and impressive stuff! What’s…
Japan to launch a satellite made of wood!
Sometimes newer is not better! Instead of fancy-schmancy space-age materials, Kyoto University in Japan is testing a satellite made from Magnolia Wood since it has…
ChatGPT and GPT-4
As a large language model trained by OpenAI, ChatGPT is a powerful tool. It has the potential to revolutionize the way people interact with technology.…
Inside the World Cup 2022’s high-tech ball position tracking technology
You may, like me, be surprised to learn there are a bunch of sensors inside the ball being used in the 2022 World Cup! More…
Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths skills feature in SA’s official Critical Skills List
In August, the ministry of home affairs gazetted South Africa’s official list of Critical Skills (available here). The list gets compiled by looking at occupations…